AgizoAI HTML AI Clean Up adds a manual scan and clean-up tool to the WordPress post editor. It is designed for editors who copy and paste content from AI tools, chat assistants, document editors, page builders or rich-text sources and want to remove unnecessary hidden HTML code before saving.
AI-assisted and copied content can include invisible markup that is not useful in a normal WordPress article. This can include hidden comments, data-* tracking or tool attributes, copied accessibility attributes, inline styles, SVG blocks, hidden inputs, invisible display:none fragments, Microsoft Office markup, event attributes and empty wrapper attributes. This plugin helps scan and clean that noisy markup from the current editor content.
Version 1.6.3 includes Editor Quality Tools, HTML quality scoring, accessibility warnings, SEO-safe HTML checks and compliance-focused review notes for WordPress.org submission. Compatible with WordPress 7.00 using the WordPress.org readme field Tested up to: 7.0.
Official plugin page: https://www.agizoai.com/agizoai-html-ai-clean-up-wordpress-plugin
The clean-up runs in the browser inside the editor. It does not call an AI provider, does not send post content to an external server and does not publish or save anything automatically. After running the clean-up, the editor should review the post and save it manually.
The plugin is intentionally editor-focused. It does not add front-end scripts, tracking pixels, analytics, advertising code, remote fonts or external assets.
The Scan Content and Preview Clean Up buttons show a report before saving, including items such as:
data-* attributes.aria-* attributes.role attributes.style attributes.onclick.The plugin calculates a simple local risk score from the detected markup. Hidden elements, pasted scripts, event attributes and invisible code increase the risk more than harmless formatting attributes. The score is only a guide for editorial review and does not send data anywhere.
Auto Detect scans the content and chooses a suitable preset before cleaning.
AI Tool Paste targets attributes, comments, hidden fragments and wrappers commonly copied from AI chat or writing interfaces.
Google Docs Paste removes rich-text noise while protecting tables, images, links and article structure.
Microsoft Word Paste targets Office classes, XML-style attributes, inline styling and pasted formatting noise.
Page Builder Paste removes noisy wrappers more carefully while protecting embeds, figures and block structure.
Strict Article Clean is for editorial article HTML. It removes more formatting and keeps common content tags.
Safe Clean removes comments, common data-* attributes, empty attributes and pasted script/style fragments while preserving most visible formatting.
Standard Clean is recommended for normal AI copy-paste clean-up and removes hidden markup, inline SVG, styles and noisy wrapper attributes.
Aggressive Clean removes the most markup noise, including id attributes on div wrappers. Review carefully before saving.
Custom Clean uses the rule and protection checkboxes configured under AgizoAI HTML AI Clean Up > Settings.
Protected elements are temporarily shielded during clean-up so useful content is less likely to be altered. The default protections include:
Version 1.6.3 includes a local HTML quality check inside the editor. The Check HTML Quality button analyses the current editor content without changing it and returns:
The accessibility checks can flag images without alt text, iframes without title attributes, links without visible text, weak link text, skipped heading levels, duplicate IDs and tables without header cells.
The SEO-safe HTML checks can flag H1 tags inside the post body, unsafe or empty links, long content without subheadings, long paragraphs, markdown artefacts and very short content. These checks are editorial helpers only; they do not replace a full SEO plugin or a manual accessibility review.
The scanner under AgizoAI HTML AI Clean Up > HTML Scan checks existing content for hidden AI/paste markup and shows which posts may need review. It can check recent editable content by post type and status. Results include:
data-* attributes, inline styles, hidden elements, pasted scripts, SVG blocks and Microsoft Office markup.Version 1.4.0 adds a controlled selected-post clean-up action to the scanner. After scanning, an authorised editor can select specific flagged posts, choose a clean-up preset and run Clean selected posts. The plugin creates a WordPress revision backup before each changed post is saved where revisions are supported by that post type.
This selected-post action is not automatic. It requires a logged-in authorised user, a valid nonce, selected post IDs and edit permission for each post. It does not publish drafts, does not change post status and does not call any external service.
This plugin is a clean-up helper, not a replacement for editorial review. Always review the cleaned content before saving, especially if your article intentionally contains embeds, custom scripts, inline SVG, hidden accessibility text or advanced HTML.
Administrators can enable post types from the settings page. Developers can also extend supported post types with this filter:
add_filter( 'agizohacu_supported_post_types', function( $post_types ) {
$post_types[] = 'page';
return $post_types;
} );
Tested up to: 7.0 in the WordPress.org readme format).Official plugin page: https://www.agizoai.com/agizoai-html-ai-clean-up-wordpress-plugin
This plugin does not connect to any external service. It does not send prompts, post content, metadata, API keys, analytics events or logs to any remote endpoint.
AgizoAI HTML AI Clean Up does not collect, store or transmit personal data. It does not create cookies, tracking pixels or remote requests. It does not add front-end scripts.
AGIZOHACU / agizohacu prefix. The plugin does not declare unprefixed global functions.