WP Bulk Delete Pro

WP Bulk Delete Pro lets WordPress administrators select content or records by type, narrow the selection with available conditions, and delete matching entries in bulk. It covers posts, comments, users, taxonomy terms, metadata and selected WooCommerce data. Bulk deletion is permanent and cannot be undone, so back up the website before running a cleanup.

Posts and metadata

Cleanup tools remove auto-drafts, trashed posts and revisions. Advanced cleanup can target these items separately by post type, including custom post types. Metadata cleanup covers orphaned and duplicate entries for posts, comments, users and terms.

Filter posts by type, status, category, tag, author, post date or modified date. Pro adds conditions for meta fields, IDs, duplicate posts, title or content text, post links, and content character or word count. You can also delete pictures with posts, use custom queries and schedule post deletion.

Comments, users and taxonomy terms

Comment filters include status. Pro adds filters for type, author, author email, meta fields, related post and registration date, along with scheduled comment deletion.

Filter users by role or registration date. Pro adds conditions for visitor meta, email, display name, nicename and login. You can assign deleted user data to another user and schedule automatic user deletion.

For categories and tags, select a post type, including a custom post type, then choose the taxonomy and delete terms in bulk.

WooCommerce cleanup

Pro can filter orders by status, order date, total value using a minimum, maximum or equal condition, and payment method. WooCommerce users can be filtered by role, registration date, user meta or email. Other settings include deleting clients with no orders, inactive users, and users who exist in WooCommerce but are not listed in WordPress and have no orders.

Choose and run a cleanup

1. Choose the content area or data type.
2. Set the filters and conditions for the records to remove.
3. Use a custom query or schedule when the task calls for it.
4. Run the bulk deletion.