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Free changes the last readable part of WordPress web addresses so they match their titles. It works with posts, pages, WooCommerce products and other public content. Pro can also use exact product-name text to add categories, tags and reusable WooCommerce attribute values, then use product data to build product URLs. Neither version rewrites visible titles, and Pro never removes existing product data.

SlugSync is a WordPress plugin. It works with WordPress sites, including WooCommerce stores. It does not work with Shopify or Wix because those platforms cannot run WordPress plugins. Product variations are not changed.

Yes, for published posts, products and similar content: WordPress sends visitors from the old address to the new one with a permanent redirect. Pages and other nested content need the downloadable redirect list. After a Free update, clear page and CDN caches. Pro can do that after its own category, tag and product-attribute updates.

Changing URLs always carries some search risk. SlugSync reduces it by previewing every change, creating permanent redirects where WordPress supports them and exporting the remaining paths. Back up first, import redirects for pages and nested content, clear caches and monitor Google Search Console after the change.

Yes. Preview shows every old and new address without changing anything. Apply is a separate choice with a confirmation. Every completed update gets its own Undo button, and anything you edited later is left alone.

Yes. There is no item limit, trial or expiry date. Pro is a separate paid add-on with extra WooCommerce tools. Nothing currently included with Free will move to Pro.

Pro is built and in final release checks, but it is not available to buy yet. SlugSync Free is now live on WordPress.org; Pro launches once its delivery and update paths are verified. Join the waiting list in the Pro section for one launch email and nothing else.

The current plan is one purchase for unlimited sites under the licensed email address, with no yearly renewal, expiry or site count to manage. The final scope for owned, managed, client and staging sites will be published before sales open. The licence is checked privately on your website and enables Pro updates.

WordPress gives one item the simple address and adds a number to the other. SlugSync shows both in the preview before you apply anything.

WordPress does not automatically redirect an old category, tag or product-attribute address after you rename it. Pro redirects the direct old address when WordPress reports it as missing, includes it in the downloadable list and lets you preview or undo the change. Some nested child and feed paths are still served by WordPress without a 404, so check those separately.

Yes. Pro needs SlugSync Free 1.0.0 or later, WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 7.4+ with libsodium. Free handles the main URL update, preview, redirect list and Undo. Product-field templates and product organisation also need WooCommerce.

Pro can use the product name, SKU, weight, dimensions and WooCommerce details such as colour, size or material. You choose the order and see the finished URL in a live preview. Advanced templates can use fields such as {weight:g} or {dimensions:cm}. The URL template reads this information but never changes it.

Yes. Add {product_cat} or {product_tag} anywhere in the product URL template. Pro includes every assigned category or tag in a stable order, alongside the name, attributes, SKU, weight or dimensions. It builds the address without changing the visible product name.

Pro's URL templates only read product details. Its organisation rules add only the category, tag or reusable WooCommerce attribute value you choose; they never remove existing values or change visible product names. Variation-driving attributes are skipped, and Undo removes only values added by that run.

Yes. A product-organisation rule chooses the exact text to find and the value to add. It can add a category or tag, or attach a value from a reusable WooCommerce attribute already set up by the store. TV can add Televisions while Sony adds Brand: Sony. Existing values and visible product names stay in place, variation-driving attributes are skipped, and Undo removes only the values added by that run.

Free turns Cyrillic and Greek titles into readable Latin letters on any supported host, as an optional step: Кофеварка becomes kofevarka rather than a percent-encoded address. Both scripts come from a map bundled with the plugin, so the same title gives the same slug on every host, and Greek follows the ELOT 743 standard used for Greek passports and road signs — Λευκάδα becomes lefkada. Where the server provides PHP’s international text support, Free covers further scripts too; for Arabic handled that way, it removes apostrophe-like modifier letters before WordPress can percent-encode them inside an otherwise Latin slug. Pro reads Chinese and beyond on every host — 咖啡机 becomes kafeiji — and extends the same treatment to product details, categories, tags and attribute names. This is transliteration, not translation: it writes the same sounds in Latin characters and never contacts an external service.

It updates pages the same way, but WordPress does not automatically redirect old page addresses. SlugSync creates a two-column source-and-destination CSV that can be uploaded directly to the free Redirection plugin; other redirect tools may require their own column headings. Changing a parent page also changes the address of every page below it, so check those child pages after the update. SlugSync shows this warning when you select pages.