TLWP Pro

Temporary Login Without Password creates a login link for someone who needs short-term access to a WordPress site. The recipient opens the link to sign in without setting up an account or using a password. You select the temporary visitor's WordPress role and when access expires.

Set the access terms

Choose an expiry by hour, day, week, month, or custom date. You can also choose a page to open after login and set a language for the temporary user.

How TLWP Pro tracks link use

• Usage limit: Set a cap on how many times a temporary login link can be used.
• Instant admin alerts: Receive a notification each time a temporary login is accessed.
• Full activity log: Review actions performed by each temporary user.

The Temporary Login area also shows each user's last login time and number of site accesses. These summaries help you check when and how often a link was used; the activity log offers details about the user's actions.

Use temporary access for team tasks

Site owners can give a developer a link to investigate an issue without sharing a regular login. Agencies can choose a role for client-site support or maintenance and review the activity afterward. Writers and editors can receive short-term access for a content review. For a controlled handoff, set a link-use cap and receive an alert when the recipient signs in.

Create and close a temporary login

Install and activate Temporary Login Without Password, then open the Temporary Login area in the WordPress dashboard. Create a temporary user, assign a role, choose an expiry, and set any redirect or language preferences. For Pro oversight, set the usage limit, enable instant admin alerts, and review the activity log. Share the generated link with the intended recipient.

You can deactivate a temporary user before the expiry date. Deactivation revokes access immediately and keeps the activity log available; you can reactivate the same account later. Deleting the user removes the account and its history, so review the log first if you need to retain that record.