PlugVersions – Take full control of the versions of your plugins

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It saves the previous versions of your plugins every time you update them.

Author:Jose Mortellaro (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:4.9
WordPress version tested:6.8.3
Plugin version:0.2.1
Added to WordPress repository:12-09-2022
Last updated:10-12-2025
Rating, %:88
Rated by:7
Plugin URI:https://josemortellaro.com
Total downloads:20 053
Active installs:1 000+
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PlugVersions lets you retain up to three versions each time you update a plugin, including premium and custom plugins.

If a new version doesn’t work as expected, you can easily roll back by selecting a previous version with a single click. It works similarly to post revisions, but for plugins.

While WP Rollback is a great solution for plugins hosted on the WordPress repository, PlugVersions supports all plugins, including those not available on the repo.

This broader compatibility is currently the key difference between PlugVersions and other rollback plugins.

Additional features, such as version previews, are on the roadmap.

How to roll back to a previous version of a plugin

  • Install and activate PlugVersions.
  • Go to the Plugins page in your WordPress dashboard.
  • For any plugin that has been updated, you’ll see a “Revisions” action link. Hover over it to view the list of previously stored versions.
  • Click on the version you want to restore.
  • That’s it. Your plugin is rolled back!

There are no settings to configure.
This free version allows you to retain up to three previous plugin versions.
You’ll find them listed under the “Revisions” link on the Plugins page.

How to Safely Update a WordPress Plugin

To learn how to safely update a WordPress plugin, please read the detailed guide here:
How to Safely Update a WordPress Plugin

Help in case of issues after a plugin update

Want peace of mind when updating your plugins? Check out our Plugin Update Rescue – Annual Protection Plan
If something breaks after an update, we’ll step in and fix it.


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