Autoload Checker

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Autoload Checker

by Gerard Blanco

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Description

Autoload Checker is a WordPress plugin that helps you monitor the total size of the autoloaded data in the wp_options table of your database. Autoloaded data is data that is loaded on every page load, regardless of whether it is needed or not. This can affect the performance and speed of your site, especially if you had a lot of plugins installed.

Autoload Checker does not remove any autoloaded data from your database, it only checks the status and displays it in your WordPress dashboard. You can see the total size of the autoloaded data, as well as the top autoloaded data entries sorted by size. This can help you identify which plugins or themes are adding the most autoloaded data to your database, and decide if you need to optimize them or not.

Autoload Checker is easy to use and does not require any configuration. Just install and activate the plugin, and you will find the tool on Tools > Autoload Checker.

  1. Install Autoload Checker via the plugin directory.
  2. Activate Autoload Checker.
  3. Find the tool on Tools > Autoload Checker.

Жақсы қолданба

By Данияр НАУРЫЗ (dnauryz) on May 5, 2025

Тез, ықшамды істейтін бағдарлама. Менің УордПресс таңдаулылары кестесін тазартуға көмектесті.

A quality Tool

By Josh Journey (ljosh) on March 28, 2025

Does what it says and helps identify auto loaded options and their size. Handy for clearing and diagnosing the database. Thank you. 🙂

Excellent!

By leodefaveri on December 16, 2024

Plugin does exactly what you describe. I found everything I needed to know to delete in tables. Useless stuff from plugins that didn't even exist anymore was there. Thanks for the great work!

Helpful Plugin

By stefan.b on December 5, 2024

Great plugin to check what parts of your WordPress options have a big size.

Shows incorrect value

By spcspectre on November 22, 2024

WordPress tells me that the autoload size is 905kb, and your plugin says its 389 kb????

Does what it says on the tin!

By boxhamster on November 19, 2024

Excellent!

Really good for advanced users

By pagrob on October 28, 2024

Thanks

No indication where to see the autoload data

By w2vy on October 22, 2024

It says you can see autoload data and sizes, but the only options are "Deactivate" and "Troubleshoot"

Troubleshoot just puts the current user in debug mode so my only other option is "Deactivate"

I'll just have to use mysql/phpadmin to look at it

Really good for advanced users

By Sepi (sepicompanywork) on December 19, 2023

Really good for advanced users. thanke you dev team.

Nice

By Nima Amani (metananima) on September 23, 2023

Nice

1.0

  • Initial release

1.1

Release date: 28/11/2024

  • Tweak: Changed the way the autoloads total size is counted, to also account for serialization overhead.
  • Tweak: Increased the top autoloaded data entries to 30.
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