WhereUsed
Where used? This plugin helps you find usage of attachments, posts, links, blocks and more in all post types, taxonomy terms, post meta, user meta, an …
5(1 reviews)
·60 active installs·Updated 8 months agoAs of April 2026, WhereUsed is a WordPress seo plugin with 60 active installations and a 5/5 rating from 1 reviews. It has been downloaded 3.5K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 5.3+ and PHP 7.4.0+. Available on WordPress.org since 2022. Top alternative: Yoast SEO – Advanced SEO with real-time….
5/51 reviews
60active installs
3.5K+total downloads
4 yearssince 2022
Overview
Where used? This plugin helps you find usage of attachments, posts, links, blocks and more in all post types, taxonomy terms, post meta, user meta, and menus. This plugin is multisite compatible!
Items That Will Be Detected
- images, attachments
- links
- Gutenberg custom blocks or reusable blocks
- iframes
- Shortcodes (coming soon)
Areas Where It Searches For The Items
- posts, post meta (even custom post types)
- taxonomy terms, term meta
- users, user meta
- WordPress menus
- Redirection rules (if Redirection plugin is installed)
Discover Problems
- Broken links ( 404 errors hurt SEO ranking)
- Redirects referenced (301, 302 etc.)
- Unused reusable blocks
Prevent You From Causing Problems
- Know where something is referenced before you delete it and create broken links or broken functionality on your site …
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Ratings & Reviews
51 reviews
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Compatibility
| WordPress | 5.3+ requiredTested up to 6.8.5 |
| PHP | 7.4.0+ required |
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Changelog
Versions Key (Major.Minor.Patch)
- Major – 1.x.x increase involves major changes to the visual or functional aspects of the plugin, or removing functionality that has been previously deprecated. (higher risk of breaking changes)
- Minor – x.1.x increase introduces new features, improvements to existing features, or introduces deprecations. (low risk of breaking changes)
- Patch – x.x.1 increase is a bug fix, security fix, or minor improvement and does not introduce new features. (non-breaking changes)
Contributors
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