Jordi Cabot

seriouswp

Once a site starts growing, it always ends up with repeated tags and categories. Sometimes, you create a new category when you were before using a tag. Or you just forget about old tags and en up writing new ones with a very similar name.
This damages the organization your content and the quality of the user navigation on your site.
This plugin helps you to quickly identify (too) similar tags and categories and gives you the option to merge them to simplify your site taxonomies.
In the Configuration page you can define how close term names should be to be considered duplicates.
In the Analysis page you can review the duplications and decide which ones to merge.

Serious Duplicated Terms

Ideal to remove some (quasi)duplicated terms and clean and sort out better your tags and categories

You'll be surprised to see how many duplicated terms you have!

Merge duplicated tags and categories to simplify and better organize the content and navigation of your site

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Snopix adds reverse-image search to your WordPress site. Visitors drop an 
image onto the search widget and the plugin returns the most visually similar 
images already in your media library – ranked by a composite score that looks 
at overall structure, colour palette, and edge patterns all at once.
The same fingerprints power a Duplicates tab in the admin: it clusters 
near-identical attachments so you can keep one copy and bulk-delete the rest.
<h4>Frontend search widget</h4>
Place a search widget on any page using the <code>[snopix_search]</code> shortcode.
Default card layout – framed widget, good for a standalone search page: 
 [snopix_search]
Inline layout – borderless, flows naturally with your page content: 
 [snopix_search variant=”inline”]
Narrow layout – compact single column, fits a sidebar or tight layout: 
 [snopix_search variant=”narrow” max_results=”6″]
Custom title and more results: 
 [snopix_search title=”Find similar products” max_results=”24″]
Card with a custom prompt and result cap: 
 [snopix_search variant=”card” title=”Reverse Image Search” max_results=”16″]
Optional attributes:
<ul>
<li><code>variant</code> – <code>card</code> (default), <code>inline</code>, or <code>narrow</code>.</li>
<li><code>title</code> – header label shown above the drop zone. Default: “Search by image”. Ignored by the <code>inline</code> variant.</li>
<li><code>max_results</code> – number of result images to show. Accepts 1-48. Default: 12.</li>
</ul>
The block editor also exposes these options via a Snopix Search panel on 
the core Shortcode block, so you can configure the widget without typing 
the shortcode manually.
By default the search endpoint is open to all visitors. Restrict it to 
logged-in users only from the Settings tab in Media → Snopix.
<h4>Admin search</h4>
The dashboard includes a drag-and-drop search panel that lets admins test 
reverse-image search directly from the media library page without publishing a 
shortcode anywhere.
<h4>Duplicate detection</h4>
The Duplicates tab scans your indexed images against each other and groups 
near-identical files. Each group shows the images side by side with a “keep” 
selector. Delete all duplicates in a group with one click, or use the global 
Delete all duplicates button to clean everything at once.
<h4>Background indexing</h4>
New uploads are fingerprinted automatically on save. Existing images are 
indexed in the background via WP-Cron in batches, so large libraries 
(10 000+ images) can be indexed without hitting PHP time limits.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Frontend reverse-image search via <code>[snopix_search]</code> shortcode (card, inline, and narrow variants).</li>
<li>Block-editor shortcode panel for configuring the widget visually.</li>
<li>Admin dashboard search dropzone for quick manual testing.</li>
<li>Duplicate detection with per-group keep selection and bulk delete.</li>
<li>Automatic indexing of new uploads; background bulk indexing for existing images.</li>
<li>REST API at <code>/wp-json/snopix/v1/</code> with rate limiting on the public search endpoint.</li>
<li>Settings: search visibility, rate limit, match and duplicate thresholds, indexer batch size, probe downscale ceiling.</li>
<li>Tools panel: reindex everything, clear the index, delete orphan rows, flush caches.</li>
<li>Clean uninstall with option to keep or drop all data.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Supported image formats</h4>
JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP.
<h4>Where data lives</h4>
Snopix creates one custom table (<code>{prefix}snopix_index</code>) with one row per 
indexed image. Uninstalling the plugin drops the table unless you turn off 
Drop data on uninstall in the Settings tab.
<h3>Accuracy notice</h3>
Snopix is functional, but search ranking, duplicate detection and the 
threshold tuning may be less accurate than expected. You may see occasional 
false positives or miss visually-similar images depending on your media 
library. Please report anything that looks off.

Snopix

Great plugin!


This is one of the most awaited and useful plugin I ever found.


Brilliant and Amazing.

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