Meta Description and SEO Title Rewriter – Tedrix
| 开发者 | tedrix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月4日 18:20 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Checks your latest 300 posts and pages for titles Google cuts off, missing or too long descriptions, and duplicate titles.
- Reads the title and description from the SEO plugin you already use, or the post title if you use none.
- 5 free rewrites a day: see the new text first, then Apply or Undo.
- Checks your home page the way Google and AI assistants read it: whether search engines and AI crawlers are allowed in, whether the text is there without JavaScript, and whether contact details and structured data are in place.
- Watch only: a weekly email when a page starts getting fewer visitors from Google.
- Approve each change: Tedrix writes new titles, descriptions, text, FAQ or structured data, and nothing changes until you approve it.
- Autopilot: Tedrix publishes the changes, emails you each one with one-click undo, measures the result after four weeks and reverts it if the result got worse.
- Works with your current SEO plugin, or with none.
- Every change can be undone in one click, and a changed title or text is also saved as a normal WordPress revision.
- Tedrix only edits the title, description, content and structured data.
- Only requests signed with your site's own key are accepted.
安装:
- Install the plugin from Plugins → Add New, or upload the folder to
/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate it.
- Go to Tools → Tedrix check and press "Check my site".
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常见问题:
Do I need an account?
No. Both checks work without an account, and so do 5 rewrites a day. The account is for the rest: every page at once, the click data from Google, and each change measured after four weeks. You create it with "Connect with Google" on the Tedrix page, without leaving WordPress.
What is sent to Tedrix?
Without an account, only when you press "Check my site": your home address and admin language. If you tick the optional install-count box, your home address and the plugin version are also sent once. When you press "Write new": also that page's public address. With a connected account, the Tedrix page fetches your results and sends your decisions. See "External services" above. The titles and descriptions check reads your own database and sends nothing.
Which Google account should I use?
The one that has Search Console for your site. If you pick an account without access to the site, Tedrix tells you which account you chose and asks you to pick another.
My site is not in Search Console. Can I still use Tedrix?
Yes. When you connect, Tedrix offers to add the site to Search Console for you. Google asks for your permission, the plugin puts Google's verification tag on the site, and Search Console starts collecting data that day. Google has no data from before that, so the first suggestions build on what the site's pages say, and the click data fills in over the following weeks.
Does it work with my SEO plugin?
Yes. Tedrix works on top of the SEO plugin a site already runs: the check reads the title and description from that plugin's own fields, and approved changes are written back into them. With no SEO plugin it uses the post title, and WordPress itself prints no description.
What do the "Fix" buttons do?
Without an account, each row has "Write new": Tedrix writes a new title and description for that page, and you apply or skip it. The "Let Tedrix fix" buttons take you to the Tedrix page, where you can connect with Google and start a free trial. Connected, you see the suggestions Tedrix wrote and approve them there. Nothing on your site changes before you approve. The checks in this plugin stay free either way.
Will it change anything by itself?
No. The checks only read and report. Nothing is modified unless you press Apply on a rewrite, approve a change in a connected account, or switch on autopilot yourself in Tedrix.
Why does the check say my site runs on a local address?
A site on localhost or a private network can't be fetched from the internet. The Google and AI check works once the site is online; the titles check works everywhere.
How many pages does the titles check cover?
The 300 most recently modified posts and pages, so it stays fast on large sites.
更新日志:
- After you activate the plugin you land on the check page, ready to press "Check my site". Nothing is checked or sent until you do.
- New optional tick box on the check page, off by default: send the site address and plugin version once to Tedrix to count installs.
- New name that says what the plugin does: rewrites meta descriptions and SEO titles.
- The free trial of a connected Tedrix account is now 14 days.
- On a site still on http://, the Tedrix page explains that connecting needs HTTPS instead of showing a button that cannot work.
- No second meta description on sites that use an SEO plugin Tedrix does not write to, such as Slim SEO or SmartCrawl.
- Search engine notifications work for WordPress installed in a subfolder.
- Undo always goes back to your own original text, also when Tedrix has changed the same page more than once.
- The check reads the fields of the SEO plugin you use now, not fields left behind by one you used before.
- Structured data can be undone even when you edited the title after Tedrix.
- A rewrite that gives no suggestion no longer counts toward the 5 free ones per day.
- Undo keeps what you wrote after a Tedrix change. Only fields that still show the Tedrix text are put back; a title or text you edited yourself stays.
- When several pages share a title, Write new now gives this page a title that says what sets it apart.
- The check says when a page title is only the site name, and no longer lists FAQ markup.
- After activation, a notice on the Dashboard and Plugins screens points to the check. It shows until you open the check or dismiss it.
- When today's 5 free rewrites are used, the message now shows how to write every page at once.
- The Tedrix page now starts with what can be done for free: how many pages show up wrong in Google, and a button to write the new ones. Connecting Google comes after.
- Free rewrites: press "Write new" on a page in the titles check and Tedrix writes a new title and description, 5 pages a day with no account. Apply and Undo right there.
- Sites that are not in Search Console yet: Tedrix can add them for you. The plugin puts Google's verification tag on the site, and data is collected from that day.
- German, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish included, alongside Swedish.
- The plugin name now starts with what it does: SEO Autopilot for Google and AI Answers.
- When Tedrix's changes have measurably given your site more clicks, the Tedrix page shows the result and a link to review the plugin. Shown only then, never during setup, and it can be dismissed.
- Connect with Google from the new Tedrix page in wp-admin. Only Google's sign-in opens in a small window; no Site ID or secret to copy. The window says which Google account to pick, and tells you if the account you chose has no Search Console access to the site.
- The Tedrix page shows clicks from Google per month, what the changes gave, suggestions to approve or skip, and the latest changes with their measured result.
- The "Fix" buttons in the checks now stay in WordPress.
- Connecting with a Site ID and secret still works, under Settings → Tedrix.
- Swedish translation included. Shorter texts on the check page. No change in what the plugin does.
- New plugin name and description that say what Tedrix does for your site. No code changes.
- New look: the check and settings screens use the Tedrix design, with a score summary at the top of the Google and AI check.
- New: reads the fields of more SEO plugins, including title variables such as %%title%%.
- New: pages set to noindex are skipped.
- New: "Let Tedrix fix all" sends every finding Tedrix can fix to Tedrix in one go, and a smaller "Fix" button sits next to each one.
- Fixed: titles with quotes or & were counted as longer than they are.
- Fixed: on sites without an SEO plugin, an approved description was saved but never printed on the page.
- Fixed: approved descriptions now reach the fields of every supported SEO plugin.
- Settings and cached results are removed when the plugin is deleted.
- Translations are now delivered through translate.wordpress.org.
- New: Google and AI check. One click checks whether AI crawlers can read the home page, whether the text exists without JavaScript, structured data, and whether the company can be found in public registers.
- New: warning when WordPress asks search engines not to index the site.
- New: Swedish translation. Links go to tedrix.se for Swedish admins and tedrix.io for everyone else.
- Titles check shows its results in the viewer's language.
- New: free SEO check under Tools. Finds truncated titles, missing or badly sized meta descriptions, and duplicate titles.
- Structured data (JSON-LD) can be applied as its own field, stored as post meta and output in wp_head.
- IndexNow key endpoint so updated pages can be submitted for recrawl.
- First release: signed apply and revert of approved title, meta description and content changes.