Easy PHP Settings provides a user-friendly interface to view and manage crucial PHP and WordPress configurations without needing to manually edit server files. It’s designed for both single-site and multisite installations, giving administrators the power to optimize their environment directly from
PricingFree downloadThe WordPress.org download is free. Pro versions, add-ons or external services may cost extra.
CompatibilityRequires WordPress 5.0 and PHP 7.2.
SourceWordPress plugins · Oct 18, 2026
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About this tool.
Easy PHP Settings provides a user-friendly interface to view and manage crucial PHP and WordPress configurations without needing to manually edit server files. It’s designed for both single-site and multisite installations, giving administrators the power to optimize their environment directly from the dashboard.
Custom php.ini Configuration: Add any additional PHP directives (session settings, timezone, logging, file uploads, etc.) directly in the flexible custom configuration textarea.
Quick Presets: Choose from pre-configured optimization profiles (Default, Performance, WooCommerce, Development, Large Media) that populate both core fields and custom php.ini directives automatically.
WordPress Memory Management: Configure WordPress-specific memory limits including WP_MEMORY_LIMIT and WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT to optimize your site’s performance.
Automatic Configuration: When you save your settings, the plugin automatically generates .user.ini and php.ini files in your WordPress root directory.
Configuration Generator: For locked-down environments, the plugin provides a generator to create configuration snippets that you can manually add to your server files.
PHP Extensions Viewer: View all loaded PHP extensions categorized by type, with indicators for critical missing extensions and recommendations.
Settings Validation: Automatically detects potentially problematic configuration values and warns you before saving.
Settings History: Track all changes made to your settings with the ability to restore previous configurations. Export history as CSV.
Import/Export: Backup your settings as JSON files and migrate configurations between sites effortlessly.
One-Click Reset: Reset to recommended values or server defaults with automatic backup creation.
Helpful Tooltips: Hover over help icons next to each setting to understand what it does and why it matters.
Live Status Checker: A dedicated “Status” tab shows your current server environment, including PHP version, server software, and a comparison of current vs. recommended PHP values.
WordPress Debugging: A “Debugging” tab with on/off switches lets you easily toggle WP_DEBUG , WP_DEBUG_LOG , WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY , and SCRIPT_DEBUG constants in your wp-config.php file.
Multisite Compatible: On multisite networks, settings are managed at the network level by Super Admins.
This plugin is perfect for developers and site administrators who want a quick and safe way to view and adjust their site’s technical settings.
Privacy & data sharing:
Easy PHP Settings includes an optional , default-off integration with Plugin Tracker (CodeEyes) at https://plugin.codereyes.com/. No data is sent until an administrator explicitly opts in from the About tab or the optional admin notice.
If you opt in, the following may be transmitted: site URL; WordPress, PHP, and plugin versions; server software; administrator email and display name; and lists of installed plugins and themes (name, version, active status). Data is sent once when you opt in, then at most once per week (scheduled task), at most once per hour during admin use, after plugin updates, and once on deactivation if you had opted in. Purpose: improve plugin support and related services/offers.
You can revoke consent at any time under Tools → Easy PHP Settings → About → Privacy & Data Sharing . The plugin works fully without enabling data sharing. See the Privacy Policy section below for full details.
Pro Features
Upgrade to Easy PHP Settings Pro for advanced controls, automation, and tooling designed for performance, safety, and team productivity.
Advanced PHP & Server Controls
Manage all PHP INI directives (memory, upload, post size, execution time, input vars, OPcache, sessions, error_reporting).
This plugin can optionally send site information to a third-party service when an administrator explicitly opts in. Data sharing is disabled by default.
Terms of Service: https://github.com/shahadul878/easy-php-settings/blob/master/legal/plugin-tracker-terms.md
Data that may be sent after opt-in: * Site URL * WordPress, PHP, and Easy PHP Settings plugin versions * Server software * Administrator email address and display name * Installed plugins and themes (name, version, active status)
When data is sent: Once when you opt in; then at most once per week via a scheduled task; at most once per hour during admin dashboard use; after plugin updates; and once on plugin deactivation if you had opted in.
Purpose: Improve plugin support, service updates, and optional offers from the developer.
How to enable or revoke: Go to Tools → Easy PHP Settings → About → Privacy & Data Sharing . Use Allow data sharing to opt in or Revoke consent to stop all future transmission and clear scheduled sync tasks.
No data before opt-in: Activating or using Easy PHP Settings does not send any information to plugin.codereyes.com until you explicitly allow it.
External services
Easy PHP Settings can optionally connect to Plugin Tracker , a service operated by CodeEyes at https://plugin.codereyes.com/. This is used only after an administrator opts in from Tools → Easy PHP Settings → About. The plugin works fully without this connection.
What the service is used for: Plugin support, compatibility insight, and optional service offers related to Easy PHP Settings.
What data is sent and when: After opt-in, the plugin may send the site URL; WordPress, PHP, and plugin versions; server software; the administrator email address and display name; and installed plugins and themes (name, version, active status). Data may be sent once on opt-in, at most once per week on a schedule, at most once per hour during wp-admin use, after plugin updates, and once on deactivation if you had opted in.
Terms of Service: https://github.com/shahadul878/easy-php-settings/blob/master/legal/plugin-tracker-terms.md
General Settings — Configure PHP memory, upload limits, execution time, presets, and WordPress memory constants.Tools — Debugging toggles, log viewer, export/import settings, and reset options.PHP Settings — Full table of all PHP directives with search and copy functionality.Extensions — View all loaded PHP extensions by category with missing extension alerts.Status — Live comparison of current vs. recommended PHP and WordPress memory values.About — Plugin information, privacy & data sharing controls, author details, and support links.
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Getting started.
01Upload the easy-php-settings folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
03Go to Tools > PHP Settings to configure the plugin. For multisite installations, go to Network Admin > Settings > PHP Settings .
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Frequently asked questions.
Why can’t I change some settings directly?
Some PHP settings are locked at the server level for security or performance reasons. Your hosting provider determines which settings can be modified at runtime. For these settings, our plugin provides a “Configuration Generator” to give you the code snippets you need to place in your server’s configuration files (like .user.ini or .htaccess ).
Where are the .user.ini and php.ini files saved?
When you save settings, the plugin automatically creates these files in the root directory of your WordPress installation (the same directory where wp-config.php is located).
What do the switches on the Debugging tab do?
These switches directly control the debugging constants in your wp-config.php file. Toggling them on or off will define or update the corresponding constant ( WP_DEBUG , WP_DEBUG_LOG , etc.), allowing you to easily enable or disable WordPress debugging modes.
What is WP_MEMORY_LIMIT and why is it important?
WP_MEMORY_LIMIT is a WordPress-specific constant that controls the amount of memory allocated to WordPress for its operations. It’s different from PHP’s memory_limit as it specifically affects WordPress processes. This setting is crucial for sites with many plugins, themes, or heavy content management. The plugin allows you to easily configure this setting to prevent “Allowed memory size exhausted” errors and improve your site’s performance.
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