Reorder Posts – Quick Post Type and Page Ordering
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About
Quickly reorder posts, pages, and custom post types using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Reordering supports auto-sorting and nested pages.
What It Does
Metronet Reorder Posts adds a drag-and-drop interface to the WordPress admin for reordering posts, pages, and custom post types by menu_order. It supports nested page hierarchies and includes an auto-sort option that lets you skip manual sorting entirely. The plugin is lightweight and focuses on doing one job well without modifying database tables or adding bloat.
Who It's For
This plugin is a good fit for site owners managing small to medium catalogues of posts, pages, portfolio items, or custom post type entries where visual ordering matters, such as real estate listings, restaurant menus, or service directories. It is also useful for agencies or freelancers who want a free, simple ordering tool without the overhead of a full page builder or content management suite.
Who Should Skip It
If you run a large WooCommerce store or any site with thousands of items, you should look at a dedicated WooCommerce reordering plugin or one of the higher-scored alternatives below. Users who need ordering by taxonomy terms, ACF fields, or front-end sorting controls will also find this plugin too narrow in scope.
The Bottom Line
Metronet Reorder Posts delivers exactly what it promises: a clean, drag-and-drop reordering interface that works across post types and supports nested pages. Its overall quality score of 77.11 is respectable, but the 10,000 installs and tiny support footprint make it a less proven choice than the top alternatives. Recommended for smaller sites that value a recent update and modern WordPress 7.0 compatibility over community size.
Related Plugins
Pick this if you want the same drag-and-drop ordering but with 30 times the install base and a more battle-tested track record.
Choose this if you only need to reorder standard WordPress pages and want a simpler, lighter tool from the same author family.
Pick this if you run a WooCommerce shop, since it is purpose-built for product catalogues and category-level sorting.
This is not a direct competitor and should only be considered if your reordering needs are tied to WooCommerce order management workflows.
Choose this if you need to order posts within specific taxonomy terms rather than across an entire post type.