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BulkSweep is a fast, safe, and easy-to-use admin tool that lets you delete any WordPress or WooCommerce data in bulk — with smart filters, a live count preview, dry-run mode, batch processing, and a full activity log.
Supported Entity Types
WooCommerce (requires WooCommerce)
Orders — filter by status and date range
Products — filter by status and date
Customers — filter by date range (role: customer/subscriber)
Coupons — bulk remove discount codes
Product Reviews
WordPress Core
Posts — filter by status and date
Pages — filter by status and date
Media / Attachments — removes files from disk too
Comments — filter by status and type (comment, pingback, trackback)
Users (non-admin) — administrators are always protected
Terms & Taxonomies — categories, tags, product attributes
Key Features
Filter-Based Bulk Delete — target items by status, date range, taxonomy and more
Specific ID Mode — paste a list of IDs for surgical single or multi-item deletion
Dry Run Mode — preview exactly what would be deleted without deleting anything
Live Preview Count — see how many items match your filters before you act
Batch Processing — configurable batch limit prevents PHP timeouts on large sites
Force Delete or Trash — choose permanent deletion or move to trash
Double Confirmation — checkbox + JS confirm dialog prevents accidents
Activity Log — every operation logged with user, type, count and timestamp (last 200 entries)
WooCommerce Detection — WC entity types are automatically disabled if WooCommerce is not active
Admin-protected — administrators and the currently logged-in user are always safe
Translation Ready — all strings wrapped in i18n functions
How to Use
Go to BulkSweep in the WordPress admin sidebar
Choose a data type from the left panel
Set your filters (status, date range, etc.)
Click Preview Count to see how many items match
Enable Dry Run to simulate without deleting (recommended for first run)
Check the confirmation checkbox and click Delete Now
Safety Recommendations
Always take a full database backup before running bulk deletions
Use Dry Run first to verify the count is what you expect
Start with a small batch size (50–100) on shared hosting
Check the Activity Log after each run
