Permalink Manager can be recommended as a must-have plugin for users who want to optimise SEO for WordPress. This plugin helps you increase SEO score by providing full control of permalinks.

With Permalink Manager, you can bypass WordPress’s rewrite rules and edit URL addresses as you wish. You can also remove additional elements such as /product-category/ and /product-tag/ or customise URLs as you like with the WooCommerce Permalink Manager, developed specifically for WooCommerce users.

This plugin also gives you the possibility to edit the permalinks of all WooCommerce pages, products and taxonomies individually. You can set public URLs for WooCommerce coupon codes and have discounts applied automatically.

Permalink Manager Pro is useful for dealing with unwanted 404 error pages. If enabled, this plugin creates redirects for previously used custom permalinks. You can decide whether you want to redirect visitors and set additional URL redirects or aliases for each post, page or term.

With Permalink Manager it is also possible to edit permalinks in bulk. Using the ‘Rebuild/Reset’ tool you can easily rebuild local slugs or apply the new permalink settings to all posts, pages or terms. With the ‘Find and replace’ tool you can replace or remove any word in the permalinks.

This plugin is fully compatible with WordPress’ native post types, meaning it can be used for all post types and taxonomies such as pages, posts, categories and tags. It is also compatible with custom post types and taxonomies controlled by 3rd party plugins or themes, while working with WooCommerce products, product tags and category permalinks.

Permalink Manager also offers many extra tools. You can control local canonical redirection functionality and decide whether to add slashes to the end of permalinks. Furthermore, this plugin is compatible with Advanced Custom Fields, allowing you to use custom fields in permalinks.

Finally, this plugin prevents permalink duplication. If this happens, you will receive a warning under the custom URI field. Using the ‘Tools -> Permalinks Duplicates’ section, you can check which posts, pages or terms should have their permalinks changed to keep the URLs of your entire website unique.