Crudiator
Crudiator is a plugin that makes it easy to achieve CRUD operations on custom tables in the WordPress admin panel.
4.7(6 reviews)
·200 active installs·Updated 1 year agoAs of April 2026, Crudiator is a WordPress crud plugin with 200 active installations and a 4.7/5 rating from 6 reviews. It has been downloaded 3.5K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 5.0+ and PHP 7.3+. Available on WordPress.org since 2022. Last updated 1 year ago — may have compatibility concerns. Top alternative: Simple Table Manager.
4.7/56 reviews
200active installs
3.5K+total downloads
4 yearssince 2022
Overview
Once you create a custom table in WordPress, don’t you need a screen to manipulate that data within the WordPress admin panel?
When you prepare other database tables (henceforth, custom tables) in WordPress, you usually need a screen to operate CRUD for that table data in the WordPress admin panel. (CRUD is an acronym for Create, Read, Update, Delete.)
Moreover, it would be great if the screen conforms to the familiar WordPress UI, preferably so that WordPress users can use it intuitively.
However, it requires a certain amount of program development to prepare it in the WordPress admin panel, and this is quite a hassle.
This “Crudiator” makes it possible in just a few steps!
With Crudiator, you can instantly create a screen in the WordPress admin panel that allows CRUD manipulation of cus…
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Ratings & Reviews
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Compatibility
| WordPress | 5.0+ requiredTested up to 6.7.5 |
| PHP | 7.3+ required |
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Changelog
2.0.2
Bug fixed.
- Fixed the issue where the error message “Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly.” was displayed.
- Fixed the issue where filter search did not work when adding a page as a submenu under a custom post type.
- Fixed the issue where bulk deletion was not possible when adding a page as a submenu under a custom post type.
- Fixed the issue where saving an edited item redirected back to the custom post type page when adding a page as a submenu under a custom post type.
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