The plugin's own Dashboard describes itself as "your command center for safe, bulk SEO and content edits." Install it, open the Bulk Editor, and make your first bulk edit through Preview Changes and automatic backup. No configuration step required before you can see your data.
The Dashboard's own intro line: "Bulk-edit SEO metadata, page titles, and headings across Pages, Posts, and Elementor content, safely, with mandatory preview and full undo. This plugin never recreates content; it only edits existing fields you explicitly approve."
This exact sequence is the canonical flow, and it's the same one used across every feature in the plugin.
Filter by search title, status, post type, builder, URL, or slug, then Scan Site, or paste a list from Google Sheets or Excel instead.
Meta title and description are typed directly into grid cells. Headings open through the Edit Headings panel per row.
Current value and proposed new value are shown for every field you touched.
Only checked fields are written.
Confirm your batch appears with the right page and field counts, and that Undo Batch restores the exact prior values. Worth doing once on a small batch before trusting a larger one.
The most common first use case.
A structural cleanup most sites need.
Understand exactly what's recoverable.
No. Install, activate, then Open Bulk Editor. Your active SEO plugin and post types are detected automatically.
Start small, with pages you know well, so you can confirm Preview and History both behave as expected.
Batches Saved, Restorable Backups, and Post Types Scanned, a quick activity summary.
