AAll in One SEO: version, compatibility and updates

All in One SEO is a WordPress plugin with 2+ million active installs. The current version on WordPress.org is 5.0.4, last updated on 22 October 2026.

Facts from WordPress.org

Does All in One SEO work with WordPress 7.2?

All in One SEO says it was tested up to WordPress 7.1.4. It does not yet say it has been tested with WordPress 7.2. See the full WordPress 7.2 compatibility list.

What the plugin says about itself

AIOSEO – The Original AI SEO Plugin for WordPress All in One SEO is the original WordPress SEO plugin, founded in 2007 and trusted by over 3 million website owners and SEO experts. AIOSEO is a complete AI SEO plugin and marketing toolkit. Use it to optimize WordPress SEO settings, write and optimize content with AI, add schema markup, create XML sitemaps, add local SEO, track keyword rankings, automate internal linking, manage redirects, perform SEO audits, add Author SEO (EEAT), monitor SEO revisions, connect Google Search Console, and everything else an SEO Pro needs to rank higher in search engines. AIOSEO brings AI into every step of your SEO workflow. Generate SEO titles, meta descriptions, FAQs, images, and full articles with the built-in AI Content Generator, create schema markup with AI, and let AI agents like Claude and Gemini connect to your site to read and update its SEO thro…

Newest changelog entry

New in Version 5.0.4 New: TruSEO now fully supports Elementor, Divi and WPBakery Page Builder: see issues highlighted right in your layout, jump straight to them, fix spelling mistakes in one click and get AI suggestions without leaving the builder. Updated: The AI Suite MCP setup now tells you which security plugin or setting is blocking Application Passwords, and how to turn them back on. Fixed: Page updates could fail and redirect to a 404 page on some sites when TruSEO analysis data grew too large. Fixed: Regex redirects could carry the request’s query string into the target URL regardless of the Query Param setting, and encoded characters in the request weren’t always handled correctly. Fixed: An asterisk in a regex redirect couldn’t be used as a quantifier, so patterns such as \d* matched more than intended. Fixed: Regex redirects now correctly replace capture group placeholders $10 and above. Fixed: Redirects now warns about redirect loops when the target URL includes your site’s full domain. Fixed: The Lite post editor could request a Pro-only Redirects endpoint when a post’s slug or status changed, causing occasional errors. Fixed: The AI Suite (MCP) robots.txt abilities could fail on sites using Crawl-delay or Clean-param rules, and couldn’t create those rules. Fixed: Installing the MCP Adapter could fail on multisite subsites. Fixed: MCP Adapter install and activation errors in AI Suite showed raw HTML tags. Fixed: The Spell Checker flagged all-caps acronyms such a

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