Take Full Control of Your WordPress Admin Area
Hide menus, manage plugins, control access by role or user, preview changes, and more, all in one powerful plugin.
A complete solution to control your WordPress admin area, designed for flexibility, security, and ease of use.
Show or hide menus by role or specific user.
Keep plugins hidden from certain users.
Show or hide WordPress toolbar items by role or specific user.
Only designated admins can manage the plugin.
Preview menu changes before saving.
Reorder menus with a simple drag and drop.
Customize menu labels for a cleaner experience.
Save time with powerful bulk actions.
Easily show or hide any WordPress menu item by role or user. Drag and drop to reorder, rename menus, and apply rules in bulk.
Hide selected plugins from users who shouldn’t access or manage them. Perfect for client sites and multi-user environments.
A complete solution to control your WordPress admin area, designed for flexibility, security, and ease of use.
Remove distractions and show only what matters.
Create tailored admin experiences for each client.
Hide sensitive menus and plugins to prevent accidental changes.
Manage everything in one place and save time.
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It helps you control the WordPress admin area by role or individual user. You can hide menus, hide selected plugins, rename and reorder menu items, grant permissions, preview changes, and protect access for a designated Super Admin.
Yes. You can show or hide admin menus for roles such as Administrator, Shop Manager, Editor, Author, Subscriber, and custom roles.
Yes. Specific user exceptions can override role-based rules, giving you more precise control over what each user sees.
Yes. The Hide Plugins feature lets you hide selected plugins from the Installed Plugins screen for users who should not manage or view them.
No. Hidden plugins remain active and continue working normally. The feature only controls whether they appear in the plugin list for restricted users.
Yes. The Preview tab lets you see how the WordPress admin menu will appear for a selected role or specific user before applying your changes.
Yes. You can drag and drop menu items to create a cleaner and more organized WordPress dashboard.
Yes. Menu labels can be renamed without changing their internal WordPress menu identifiers or functionality.
You can designate one administrator as the plugin’s Super Admin. That account keeps access to the plugin and can remain visible to protected menus unless you explicitly choose otherwise.
Yes. It detects standard WordPress menus as well as menus added by WooCommerce, Elementor, analytics plugins, custom post types, and many other plugins.
