Managing passwords for hundreds or thousands of WordPress users can quickly become a time-consuming and frustrating task. Resetting passwords manually for each user is inefficient and increases administrative overhead.

Mass Users Password Reset solves this problem by allowing administrators to reset passwords for multiple users at once directly from the WordPress dashboard.

With a simple interface, administrators can filter users by role, review user details, and generate new secure passwords for multiple accounts in just a few clicks.

Once the reset process is complete, affected users automatically receive an email containing their new password so they can log in immediately.

This plugin is especially useful for Learning Management Systems (LMS), Membership websites, Corporate employee portals, Educational institutions, Community platforms, Multi-author blogs, Websites with large numbers of registered users. Whenever you need to enforce password changes across many users, this plugin helps you do it quickly and securely.

What is the length of generated password?

The length of randomly generated password is 8 characters, but by applying filter mupr_password_length you can customize it. For Example: Write this code in function file

add_filter( 'mupr_password_length', 'callback_function' );
function callback_function() {
    return 6;
}

When notification mail will be send?

When user will choose to generate new password, an email with the new random password will be sent to users.

I have an idea for a great way to improve this plugin.

Great! I’d love to hear from you at support@krishaweb.com

An email is handeled by the plugin?

No, the plugin uses wp_mail function to send an email. If the email is not sent from your site, you can use any SMTP plugin.

2.1

• Compatibility with MUPR Addons

2.0

• Compatibility with latest version and minor bug fixes

1.9

• Compatibility with latest version

1.8

• Added mupr add-on link

1.7

• Added help link

1.6

• UI improve

1.5

• Modified hooks

1.4

• Added hooks for developer

1.3

• UI update

1.2

• Include Administrator role in users list

1.1

• Made Translation ready

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Install the plugin via WordPress Dashboard or download and upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Admin Dashboard.
3. You can see the Mass Users Password Reset submenu inside the Users menu.

It shows the list of users and options.



It shows reset password email format