Greek Multi Tool
by bigdrop.gr 4.6 (9 reviews)

Greek Multi Tool

Latin permalinks and media file names for Greek sites (ELOT 743), one-click conversion of old Greek URLs with 301 redirects, and an accent checker.

Greek Multi Tool ranks #5,551 among WordPress.org plugins with 1,000+ active installations, is #548 of 5,310 in the Utilities & Tools category, a 4.6/5 rating from 9 reviews, and was last updated Oct 15, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v4.0.0 Current Version v4.0.0
Updated 3 weeks ago Last Update on 15 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on
#548 of 5,310 in Utilities & Tools Top 10% by installs Downloads -31.3% this week Actively maintained
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Review 4.6 out of 5
4.6 (9 reviews)

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Reviews & Ratings

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Security History

Source: WPVulnerability

3 known vulnerabilities on record · 3 in the last 24 months · checked 3 months ago

  1. Greek Multi Tool – Greeklish Slugs, Permalinks & Transliteration [greek-multi-tool] < 2.3.2

    CVE-2025-30797 · Fixed in v2.3.2

  2. Greek Multi Tool – Greeklish Slugs, Permalinks & Transliteration [greek-multi-tool] < 2.3.2

    Fixed in v2.3.2

  3. Greek Multi Tool – Greeklish Slugs, Permalinks & Transliteration [greek-multi-tool] < 2.3.2

    Fixed in v2.3.2

TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for Greek WordPress site owners, including WooCommerce store operators, who want their site's URLs, media, and search to work properly with the Greek language. It solves the problem of Greek characters breaking permalinks, media file names, and search results by transliterating them into clean Latin text while preserving SEO through automatic redirects.

  • Greeklish slug conversion
  • 301 redirect manager
  • WooCommerce Greek integration
  • Uppercase accent removal
  • Advanced Greek search
  • Media file name conversion
  • Automatic menu builder
  • Greek date localization

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Greek Multi Tool

No. Existing permalinks only change when you run the converter: the transliteration never touches a slug that already exists, whether Greek or Latin, and saving a post or a term without changing its slug keeps it. Sites updating from 2.x or 3.x keep the transliteration they used for new content ("3.x compatibility" for the former Simple mode, "Phonetic" for Advanced), so nothing changes until you choose ELOT 743 in the settings.
Greek Multi Tool → Settings → Transliteration standard → ELOT 743 → Save. From then on new permalinks follow the standard. Existing ones stay as they are; convert them with Conversion & redirects if you want them to match.
They were removed in 4.0 because WordPress covers them when the site is set up correctly, and the plugin's versions were worse: Dates: with the site language set to Greek, WordPress prints Greek month and day names in the right grammatical case (wp_date(), wp_maybe_decline_date()). Capitals without accents: with lang="el" on the page, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera remove the accents themselves when text is set in capitals with CSS. Search: the database collation decides whether πενσα finds πένσα; the plugin's own search never actually worked. Excerpts: WordPress trims Greek text by words correctly. Site Health now tells you whether your site meets those conditions. Themes that called grmlt_format_greek_date() or grmlt_greek_excerpt() keep working (the functions are deprecated and now use the WordPress equivalents).
While the plugin is deactivated the redirects do not run. If you delete the plugin, its tables and settings are removed. The old slugs the converter stored in WordPress' own _wp_old_slug meta stay, so WordPress itself keeps redirecting old post URLs.
Yes. ACF internal post types are never converted and ACF operations are skipped by the transliteration. WooCommerce product and category permalinks are converted like any other public content. The accent check reads the text of page builder content (WPBakery, Elementor and others) and the Yoast SEO analysis receives clean text for it. My ACF fields broke after "Convert All Old Permalinks" in an old version. That bug was fixed in 3.4.1. Run wp grmlt acf-restore-keys for a report of every damaged field, sub field, field group, post type, taxonomy and options page, and add --write to restore the keys; a backup of the changed rows is kept in wp-content/uploads/grmlt-acf-backups/, a folder closed to the web, and --undo puts it back. Field keys come back from the values stored with them; the keys of groups, post types and taxonomies come back from the site's acf-json folder if it has one, otherwise --write --regenerate-keys gives them new keys. Back up the database first. See the Tools tab.

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