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Dominik Seitz
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Pixel Made Simple
Meta Pixel & Conversions API, Google Ads, GA4 and TikTok. Sales and leads sent once, waiting for your cookie banner. No jQuery.
Pixel Made Simple ranks #53,130 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 10, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v0.21.1
Current Version v0.21.1
Updated 4 weeks ago
Last Update on 10 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 0.21.1
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- Oct 10, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Pixel Made Simple
Not exactly, and no plugin can promise that. Visitors who decline cookies aren't tracked, and each platform counts by its own rules. What changes: no event is sent twice, and with Pixel Made Simple Pro, sales that never reach the thank-you page aren't lost.
No plugin can make a site compliant on its own. What Pixel Made Simple does: Meta and TikTok load nothing before your visitor says yes in your cookie banner, and nothing after "Reject". Google loads in its "denied" mode until there is a yes (Consent Mode v2). Whether your whole setup is compliant also depends on your banner settings and your privacy policy.
That connection covers Meta. Pixel Made Simple sends to Meta, Google and TikTok with the same event ID, works with your cookie banner and shows you every event it sent.
Install Pixel Made Simple, enter your IDs and turn off the old plugin. If the same pixel still runs somewhere else – in another plugin or in your theme – the Platforms tab warns you. See "Does the plugin notice when a pixel runs twice?" below.
It adds 0 to 2 small files, around 6–9 KB, and no extra database queries on a normal page view. It works with speed plugins that delay JavaScript, too – see "Does the plugin work with page caching?" below.
Your settings can be exported from one site and imported on the next – then change the IDs. The duplicate pixel warning finds old tracking code left behind by a previous setup. And the free version shows no upgrade banners in your clients' dashboards.
Only what you allow, and only signed in as you. With WordPress 6.9 or newer, Pixel Made Simple registers its functions as WordPress Abilities. An MCP adapter plugin on your site, such as the official MCP Adapter, makes them available to AI tools like Claude. Your AI tool signs in with an application password and acts with your user rights – only administrators can use the abilities. An AI tool can read the tracking status, the event log, the consent statistics and your page events, check for duplicate pixels and test the connection (a request without an event). Access tokens are never part of an answer – it only learns whether one is saved. Creating and changing page events (and, in Pixel Made Simple Pro, click events) and switching them on or off works only after you turn on Allow AI to create and change events in the AI assistants tab. An AI tool can never delete anything or change your settings. The plugin itself sends nothing to an AI provider. Your AI tool fetches the data from your site; what happens to it there depends on the tool and its provider.
Only the ones you configure yourself. With no platform set up it writes no third-party script, image or request into your pages at all. Every address it can contact, what is transmitted and when, is listed under External services below.
Enter the test event code from the Events Manager (tab Test events) in the Meta card of the Platforms tab. Server events then show up there in real time. The code is removed automatically after 12 hours. For debugging you can make the request blocking, after which the raw Meta response is written to the debug log when WP_DEBUG_LOG is enabled: add_filter( 'pxms_capi_blocking', '__return_true' );
That is your decision, and the plugin lets you make it per provider. By default every privacy tracker runs through the same marketing consent gate as the Meta and TikTok pixels – nothing loads until the visitor accepts, and it then starts without a page reload. The Load without cookie consent switch changes that for one provider only; it does not change how any advertising platform loads. Google Ads and GA4 follow the Consent Mode v2 setting: with it they load right away, with every consent signal set to “denied”. The background: Section 25 TDDDG covers storing information on, or reading it from, a visitor’s device. A tracker that sets no cookie and uses no local storage is not covered by it; the GDPR level applies regardless. Whether that reasoning holds depends on the specific service and where it is hosted, and it is legally contested. Pixel Made Simple makes no claim about any third-party service being compliant – it only provides the setting.