Yes, Save Me is free to use. It is available as a free plugin on WordPress.org.

How many websites use Save Me?

Save Me has 10 active installations as tracked by WordPress.org.

What are the best Save Me alternatives?

Popular alternatives to Save Me include WPCode – Insert Headers and Footers +…, Code Snippets, Simple Custom CSS Plugin. You can compare them side-by-side on our comparison pages.

Does Save Me work with the latest WordPress?

Save Me has been tested up to WordPress 3.1.4. It requires WordPress 3.0+ and PHP false+.

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Save Me

Name: Save Me
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: davidfcarr

Saves JavaScript and other inline code from distortion by the WordPress rich text editor. Add code in the editor's VISUAL mode, bracketing it wit …

By davidfcarr·Code·Free

1(1 reviews)

·10 active installs·Updated 15 years ago

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As of April 2026, Save Me is a WordPress code plugin with 10 active installations and a 1/5 rating from 1 reviews. It has been downloaded 2.2K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 3.0+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2011. Last updated 15 years ago — may have compatibility concerns. Top alternative: WPCode – Insert Headers and Footers +….

1/51 reviews

10active installs

2.2K+total downloads

15 yearssince 2011

Overview

The Save Me plugin saves JavaScript and other inline code from distortion by the WordPress rich text editor. Add code in the editor’s VISUAL mode, bracketing it with the shortcode [saveme][/saveme].

While it is possible without a plugin to switch to HTML editing mode and paste JavaScript into a post, often the code will be scrambled if you toggle back and forth between the HTML and Visual modes. For example, the TinyMCE editor sometimes eliminates what it doesn’t understand — like empty divs into which your JavaScript or AJAX widget needs to inject content. And since JavaScript code is not displayed with any representation in the visual editor, it’s easy to accidentally delete.

In rich tech mode, the editor will treat your code as if it were a code sample you were…

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