WordPress plugin
Nexter Extension Pro
Nexter Extension Pro brings site configuration and administration capabilities into one modular extension. Enable the modules a site needs and leave the others off. Disabled modules load no front-end CSS or JavaScript, and the plugin uses Vanilla JavaScript without a jQuery dependency.
Choose the WordPress tools you need
Nexter Extension Pro brings site configuration and administration capabilities into one modular extension. Enable the modules a site needs and leave the others off. Disabled modules load no front-end CSS or JavaScript, and the plugin uses Vanilla JavaScript without a jQuery dependency.
SEO settings and site discovery
Nexter SEO audits on-page and technical issues, then presents a health score with prioritized fixes. Set title and meta description templates with dynamic variables, preview them in Google search, and control social and Open Graph details.
The Schema Builder works with 18 structured-data types, including Article, Product, Local Business, Event, Recipe and Video. Dynamic variables and display conditions let you choose where schema appears.
- Generate XML sitemaps, with optional image, video, news and HTML sitemaps and exclusion lists.
- Set index, follow and archive rules by content type, then edit the virtual robots.txt from the dashboard.
- Create 301, 302 and other redirects with flexible matching, and log broken URLs for review.
- Send saved post URLs to search engines that support IndexNow, automatically or in bulk.
- Generate an LLMs.txt file and manage site verification for Google, Bing, Pinterest and Facebook.
- Set automatic image alt text from an image filename or title, and redirect attachment pages to their parent post.
Theme layouts and code
The Theme Builder makes headers, footers, 404 pages, single post templates and archive layouts with Elementor or Gutenberg. Header options include sticky, transparent and conditional layouts. The builder also works with Bricks Builder and themes including Astra, Hello Elementor, GeneratePress, Kadence, Blocksy, OceanWP and Neve.
The code manager handles PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript snippets with syntax validation. Snippets run from static files, and more than 22 conditional rules can limit where code loads. Pro adds scheduling and smart placement options.
Image, performance and security controls
The image optimizer can convert uploads to WebP, compress the media library in bulk and resize large pictures on upload. AVIF conversion is available in Pro.
Performance settings let you disable selected scripts and functions, defer CSS and JavaScript, host Google Fonts locally, control the Heartbeat API and limit post revisions. Other options cover comments, unused image sizes and Elementor icons.
Security modules include separate hardening controls, login attempt limits, CAPTCHA support, a custom admin login URL and sanitized SVG uploads. Pro adds email-based two-factor authentication and login email notifications.
Cookie consent and email delivery
Added in version 4.8.0, the Cookie Consent module manages cookie categories, prior script blocking and consent records, with configurable IP handling and retention. It also supports Google Consent Mode v2 and includes a compliance check report. The banner, preferences modal and cookie declaration use the Cookie Consent blocks in Nexter Blocks.
The SMTP email module supports Gmail, Mailgun, SendGrid and custom SMTP servers. Use its test email tool to check the configured connection.
Administration and configuration transfer
Additional utilities include post and page duplication, bulk text and URL replacement, thumbnail regeneration, plugin rollback, role switching and WordPress debug controls. Pro includes Display Active Plugins First, which pins active extensions to the top of the plugin list, and User Profile Clean, which removes unnecessary profile fields for a tidier client-facing dashboard.
Import and export tools transfer WordPress Customizer settings and Nexter Extension configuration in a file. To get started, install and activate the plugin in WordPress, open Nexter Extensions, enable the modules you need, then configure each from its settings.

