WP Sheet Editor – Redirection is a specialized extension designed to bridge the gap between two popular WordPress tools: the WP Sheet Editor (which provides spreadsheet-style bulk editing) and the Redirection plugin (the most popular free redirect manager).
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While the standard Redirection plugin is powerful, managing hundreds of links in a standard list can be tedious. This extension adds several “power user” capabilities:
Spreadsheet Interface: View all your redirects in a table where you can use “click and drag” to copy values, similar to Excel or Google Sheets.
Bulk Edit Everything: You can bulk change the “Target URL,” “Match Type” (Regex, Plain, etc.), or “Action” (301, 302, 404) for thousands of redirects at once.
Media Library Integration: One of its most popular use cases is automatically creating redirects when you bulk-rename images or files in your Media Library to avoid broken “Image Not Found” errors.
Advanced Search & Filter: Filter redirects by specific status codes, source keywords, or hit counts to find underperforming or broken rules.
Import/Export: Seamlessly move your redirect data between your site and Google Sheets or Excel via CSV.
To use this functionality, you generally need three components installed on your site:
Redirection (Free): The core plugin by John Godley that actually handles the server-side redirecting.
WP Sheet Editor (Free or Pro): The core spreadsheet engine.
WP Sheet Editor – Redirection (Extension): The “glue” that allows the spreadsheet to see and edit the data inside the Redirection plugin.
If you are moving from a site like old-site.com/blog/post-name to new-site.com/articles/post-name, you can:
Open the Redirection Sheet.
Use the Bulk Edit tool to find /blog/ in the Source URL.
Replace it with /articles/ for all 500 rows in 3 seconds.
