Rename wp-admin login
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About
Rename wp-admin login* is a plugin that allows us to rename wp-admin login URL to anything you want
What It Does
This plugin lets you change the default WordPress login URL (wp-admin or wp-login.php) to a custom slug of your choosing. Once configured, anyone visiting the standard login path gets a 404 page while administrators can still log in through the new secret URL.
Who It's For
Best suited for small business owners, solo site administrators, and agency clients on single-site installations who want a quick, lightweight obfuscation layer on top of their login page. It works well for branding-conscious users who want a custom login URL without configuring a full security suite.
Who Should Skip It
Users running multi-site networks or anyone needing active security monitoring, firewalling, brute-force protection, or two-factor authentication should look elsewhere. If you already use a broader security plugin that handles login masking, adding this one is redundant.
The Bottom Line
Rename wp-admin login does one job and does it cleanly, with strong maintenance signals and modern WordPress compatibility, but its 6-rating sample and 8,000-install footprint make it hard to recommend over WPS Hide Login for most users. It is a reasonable pick for simple single-site setups that want a minimal footprint, while larger or higher-stakes sites should choose a more proven alternative.
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Pick this instead if you want the same core feature backed by 2 million installs, an extensive track record, and a far larger community for troubleshooting.
Choose this when you need login URL renaming plus brute-force protection, IP allowlists, and password policy controls in one package.
Opt for this if you want login renaming bundled with a full firewall, malware scanning, and active threat removal rather than a single-purpose tool.
Select this when you are hosted on SiteGround and want login protection integrated with the host's security stack and caching layer.
Go with this if your priority is redesigning the look of the login page itself, not necessarily hiding its URL.