Get WordPress Post/Page ID from URL
I created this tool to save time when you need to get WordPress Page ID for specific posts and/or pages. If you are coming to this page, it means you already know what WordPress Page ID is used for.
For those who aren't familiar, the WordPress page ID can be useful for many cases: removing bulk pages using page/post ID with PHP, adding specific styles for specific pages only, and much more.
Here are also some famous plugins that require you to input WordPress IDs in their settings:
Pretty useful, right?
To be honest, we all know that to get the Page ID, you can simply inspect the HTML and search for it in the body tag (for those who familiar with dev tools), or click the edit page and see the page ID inside the URL. Much easier.
BUT, if you need, for example, 100 page IDs, do you want to do it all manually? That's why I created this tool. This tool is basically for me, but since the code is done, I just published it. I hope you can benefit as well.
If you find any bugs, please inform me via email or Instagram that you can find in my profile.
A WordPress Page ID is a unique identifier assigned to each page or post in a WordPress site. It's used by developers and plugins to target specific content.
You can find it by inspecting the HTML body tag, checking the URL when editing a page, or using the WordPress admin interface.
If you need to collect multiple page IDs quickly, this tool saves you from having to manually check each page individually, saving significant time.
Plugins like RankMath Pro, Yoast SEO, WP Rocket, Elementor Pro, and WooCommerce often require page IDs for specific configurations.
Yes, this tool is completely free to use. It was created to solve a personal need but has been made public to help others.