83 Quality Score
Active Installs
22/30

With 80,000 active installs but a popularity score of only 73/30, the plugin sits well behind the dominant Cyr-To-Lat alternative, suggesting a niche but established user base.

Update Freshness
25/25

A perfect 100/25 maintenance score reflects the most recent update on 2026-05-21 and confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.0, signalling an actively maintained codebase.

User Rating
14/15

A rating of 92/100 from 51 reviews is strong, though the small sample size means the score is more directional than statistically conclusive.

Support Health
8/15

Support health scores 50/15 with zero threads opened and zero resolved, which is neutral rather than negative: users evidently have not needed help, but there is no public track record to lean on.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Full marks for compatibility: tested with WordPress 7.0, requires PHP 7.4+, and works on any installation meeting those baselines.

Scores higher than 92% of indexed plugins

About

Converts Cyrillic, European and Georgian characters in post, term slugs and media file names into Latin characters.

Active Installs 80k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.6/5
Last Updated 2026-08-17 9:47am GMT
Requires WordPress 5.0+
Tested Up To 7.1
Requires PHP 7.4+

Security History

1 known vulnerability, all patched
1 High

Most recent: April 13, 2023

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What It Does

Cyr to Lat Enhanced rewrites post slugs, term slugs, and uploaded media filenames so that Cyrillic, European, and Georgian characters are replaced with their Latin equivalents. In practice, a file uploaded as 'Привет.jpg' becomes 'privet.jpg', and a post titled 'Новости' gets the slug 'novosti'. It runs automatically on save and upload, requiring no manual configuration.

Who It's For

This plugin is a strong fit for site owners publishing content in Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian, or other non-Latin European alphabets who want clean, readable URLs that look correct when shared on social media and indexed by search engines. It is also useful for multilingual agencies managing mixed-language WordPress installations that need consistent slug behaviour across posts, terms, and media.

Who Should Skip It

If your site only publishes English or already-Latin content, this plugin does nothing useful and adds unnecessary processing on every save. Sites relying on native non-Latin URLs for SEO or branding reasons in regions like Russia or China should also skip it, since transliteration will alter the original characters your audience expects to see.

The Bottom Line

Cyr to Lat Enhanced delivers exactly what its name promises, with up-to-date maintenance, solid ratings, and broad alphabet coverage at 80,000 installs. The lack of support thread history is a minor yellow flag, though it more likely indicates reliability than neglect. Compared to the dominant Cyr-To-Lat, it offers a wider character set (Cyrillic, European, and Georgian) for users who need that breadth.

Tags

cyrillic russian slugs transliteration ukrainian