Radmin
Admin and security tweaks, a clean dashboard, branded login, scripts manager, SMTP, caching, SEO and compliance in one plugin.
Radmin
At a glance
Version
0.5.3
Released
Released 2026-10-21
License
GPLv3 or later
WordPress
6.2 or newer
PHP
7.4 or newer
Radmin
What does it do?
First five minutes
What do I do right after activating?
A first result before you read anything else.
1. Switch on modules
Go to Radmin → Settings and turn on the modules you want. Start with Admin, Login and Security.
2. Fix email
Under Radmin → Email, enter your SMTP or API mailer details and click Send test. The log shows whether it arrived.
3. Turn on caching and SEO
Enable Performance and SEO, then open any page and fill in its title and description in the SEO box.
4. Export the settings
Under Tools, export the settings file. Import it on your next site to start from the same setup.
Modules
What are the nine modules?
Each module is a switch. Turn on what you need; nothing else loads. Deactivating Radmin removes everything it wrote outside its own folder.
Content
Duplication, media replacement, SVG uploads, comments off per post type, and a reset that wipes content and media while keeping users and settings.
Admin
Clean dashboard, admin bar and Help clean-up, grouped post types, hidden Comments, Connectors and Privacy menus.
Login
Custom login URL and a branded login page with centered or split layout and custom CSS.
Security
2FA, login limits, firewall, password rules, sessions, Turnstile, file editor off, security headers, HSTS, WPScan alerts, integrity checks and an activity log.
Scripts
Google Tag Manager with a dataLayer, custom head, body and footer code.
SMTP and API mailers, OAuth sign-in, backup mailer, log with resend and CSV export, Slack, Discord and Google Chat alerts, a no-send mode for staging.
Performance
Page cache, LiteSpeed, minify, combine, defer, delay, browser caching, gzip, front-end clean-up and per-page asset unloading.
SEO
Meta templates, robots and canonicals, social cards, schema, sitemaps, robots.txt, redirects, 404 log, breadcrumbs and an SEO box on every post and term.
Compliance
Checklist, cookie banner that holds scripts until consent, generated privacy policy and accessibility statement, visitor accessibility toolbar.
Install
How do I install it?
Two routes. Either one takes about a minute: a download, an upload and a click on Activate.
With Git Plugin
In your WordPress admin, open Plugins, click Git Plugin, paste the repository URL and click Install, then Activate.
https://git.web9.live/pcgraphics/radmin
Upload the zip
Download the zip, then in Plugins click Add New Plugin, then Upload Plugin. Choose the zip, click Install Now, then Activate.
What does it need?
How do I update it?
Radmin checks its repository for a newer release tag. A new version shows up under Dashboard → Updates next to your other plugins; click Update. If you uploaded the zip by hand, install Git Plugin to get the same update checks.
Is it really free?
GPLv3 or later, public repository, no paid tier, no license keys, no account. Use it on as many sites as you like, yours or your clients'.
Found a bug?
Open an issue on the repository. Say what you did, what you expected and what happened, and the plugin and WordPress versions from At a glance.
Works with
The rest of the set
Each plugin stands on its own. Together they cover building, forms, media, backups, admin and updates.
Want them preinstalled?
On Web9 hosting these are already installed, $12 per site per month.