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Acez SEO AI

Schema.org, meta tags and AI-powered SEO for WordPress — on your own AI key, with no lock-in. Free and not feature-capped.

Product summary

What this card actually sells

Acez SEO AI is a free, fully functional SEO plugin for WordPress: Schema.org (JSON-LD) structured data, meta tags, Open Graph, canonical URLs, a robots.txt editor and an llms.txt generator. AI features are optional and run on your own provider key, so there are no credits or subscriptions to buy. It is distributed through the WordPress.org plugin directory and needs no licence key and no account on acez.world. This page is an information page about the plugin — there is nothing to buy here.

Best for

Where this product fits best

  • WordPress sites that need proper Schema.org markup without hand-writing JSON-LD
  • Teams that already have an AI account — generation runs on your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter key, with no extra credits to buy
  • Sites moving from Slim SEO, Yoast SEO or All in One SEO — a dry-run importer brings the existing SEO data across
  • Multilingual sites running WPML, Polylang or TranslatePress
  • Anyone who wants to decide which AI crawlers may read their content
Scope

What is included

  • Schema.org (JSON-LD): Article, WebSite, Organization, BreadcrumbList, Person, FAQPage, HowTo, Product with WooCommerce data, and LocalBusiness
  • Meta titles and descriptions, Open Graph, Twitter Cards and canonical URLs, with per-post-type toggles
  • A full JSON graph override, a custom-node repeater, and a local validator against Google Rich Results requirements
  • Location Rules (AND/OR condition groups) deciding which templates and post types get which output
  • AI generation for titles, meta descriptions, image alt text, FAQ/HowTo nodes and product descriptions — every result lands in an editable field, nothing is saved automatically
  • A graphical robots.txt editor, an llms.txt generator (llmstxt.org standard), and a site-wide noai/noimageai opt-out
  • Advanced Custom Fields integration, Search Console / Tag Manager / Analytics / Hotjar fields, and a Custom Code tab for header, body and footer snippets
Detailed description

Structured data, out of the box

Acez SEO AI generates the meta tags and Schema.org (JSON-LD) structured data that search engines and AI assistants need to understand your site — titles, descriptions, Open Graph, Twitter Cards and canonical URLs — with sensible automatic defaults and full manual control.

  • Article, WebSite, Organization, BreadcrumbList, Person, FAQPage (auto-detected from native core/details blocks), HowTo, Product (with WooCommerce data when active) and LocalBusiness.
  • A full JSON graph override and a custom-node repeater for anything the built-in types do not cover, with a local schema validator checked against Google's Rich Results requirements.
  • Location Rules with AND/OR condition groups, so you control exactly which templates, post types or pages get which schema and meta output.

AI generation on your own key

Connect your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter account and generate SEO titles, meta descriptions, image alt text, FAQ and HowTo schema nodes, and product descriptions with one click — directly in the block editor or the Classic Editor.

Every result lands in an editable field for review; nothing is ever saved automatically. Because it runs on your own API key, there are no extra credits or subscriptions to buy for AI features. Every AI feature is optional and off until you connect a provider — all core SEO features work with no AI provider configured at all.

Feeding search engines and AI crawlers

  • A graphical robots.txt editor with one-click blocking for known search and AI bots, including GPTBot, Google-Extended and ClaudeBot.
  • A dedicated llms.txt generator following the llmstxt.org standard — a concise guide to your most important content, written for language models.
  • A site-wide noai / noimageai opt-out signal for AI training.

Migration, multilingual sites and coexistence

A dry-run importer reads existing SEO data from Slim SEO, Yoast SEO and All in One SEO — titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, robots settings and Open Graph images — so switching plugins does not mean starting from zero.

The plugin works alongside WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress, with per-post inLanguage in the JSON-LD graph and no duplicate hreflang output when your multilingual plugin already emits it. It also detects other active SEO plugins (Yoast, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, Slim SEO) and steps aside for anything they already handle, so you can run it alongside another plugin during a migration without duplicate meta tags.

Also included

Advanced Custom Fields integration (an %acf:field% template variable and an ACF image field as an Open Graph fallback), Google Search Console / Tag Manager / Analytics / Hotjar integration fields, a Custom Code tab for header, body and footer snippets, per-post-type feature toggles, and full Polish and English localisation.

Requirements

WordPress 6.4 or newer, PHP 8.1 or newer. Licensed GPL-2.0-or-later. There is no telemetry and no data collection: the plugin contacts a third-party service only when you configure that feature yourself.

Where to get it

Acez SEO AI is published in the WordPress.org plugin directory: wordpress.org/plugins/acez-seo. It installs like any other plugin — from your WordPress admin under Plugins → Add New, or by uploading the ZIP downloaded from that page.

It is free, it does not require a licence key, and it does not require an account on acez.world.

Looking for more?

Everything described above is part of the free plugin. There is also an optional, separately distributed Pro add-on that extends it with additional tools — it only adds capabilities, it never takes any away.

See Acez SEO AI Pro →

Tutorials

Get started with step-by-step guides

Guides to installing, configuring and using this product. Start with the first step or open the full tutorials page.

Step 1

Getting started with Acez SEO AI

Install the free plugin from WordPress.org, run the five-step setup wizard and check your structured data in Google's Rich Results Test.

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Requirements

WordPress 6.4 or newer and PHP 8.1 or newer. You do not need a licence key or an account on acez.world.

Install

  1. In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin and search for Acez SEO AI. You can also download the ZIP from wordpress.org/plugins/acez-seo and upload it under Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.
  2. Activate the plugin on the Plugins screen.
  3. Open Acez SEO AI in the admin menu.

The setup wizard

The Setup wizard tab walks you through five steps. You can skip any step, or the whole wizard, and run it again later.

  1. Your website — the type of site, your organization name, logo and social profiles. This becomes the Organization node of your schema.org graph.
  2. Migrate data — import SEO data from Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or Slim SEO — the migration guide below covers it in detail.
  3. AI assistant — optionally connect an AI provider with your own API key. Skip it if you do not want AI features; everything else works without them.
  4. SEO for the AI era — serve llms.txt, send the noai/noimageai signal and choose AI bots to block in robots.txt.
  5. Visibility and summary — add your Google Search Console verification code and see what to fine-tune next.

Check the result

Test any post or page in Google's Rich Results Test — the last wizard step links to it. To adjust a single post, use the Acez SEO AI box below the content in the editor.

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Step 2

Schema.org and meta tags

Set up your Organization, title and description templates for each content type, rules for where schema appears, FAQ markup and breadcrumbs.

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Organization and LocalBusiness

In Acez SEO AI → Schema, enter your organization name, logo (from the Media Library) and social profiles. If you run a physical business, turn on Generate LocalBusiness node and fill in the address, phone, coordinates and opening hours.

Content types

Acez SEO AI → Content lists every public content type and taxonomy archive. For each one you decide:

  • whether schema.org is generated for it,
  • the Title template and Description template,
  • the default Open Graph image, optionally taken from an Advanced Custom Fields image field,
  • whether pages may be indexed and their links followed,
  • whether the author appears as a Person in schema.org.

Restrict generation narrows the output further: by page template and by additional conditions combined into AND/OR groups.

A single post

In the post editor, the Acez SEO AI box below the content lets you override the SEO title, description and schema for that post only. In the Classic Editor the box is called Acez SEO AI — SEO and schema.org.

FAQ and breadcrumbs

  • FAQ markup is detected automatically from WordPress Details blocks: each summary becomes a question and its content the answer.
  • Breadcrumbs: add the [acez_seo_breadcrumbs] shortcode to your theme. The matching BreadcrumbList node is part of the schema.org graph.

Check it

Test your pages in Google's Rich Results Test. The plugin also validates its schema locally against Google's Rich Results requirements.

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Step 3

AI generation on your own API key

Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter with your own key and generate SEO titles, descriptions, alt text and schema nodes.

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AI features are optional and stay off until you connect a provider. Everything else in the plugin works without one.

Connect a provider

  1. Go to Acez SEO AI → AI Providers. You can also do this in step 3 of the setup wizard.
  2. Choose the Active provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter.
  3. Paste your API key. It is encrypted before saving and never displayed again.
  4. Optionally choose a model — leave it blank to use the default — and test the connection.

Generate in the editor

Once a provider is connected, Generate with AI buttons appear next to the fields in the Acez SEO AI box in the editor, and in the Media Library. You can generate:

  • SEO titles and meta descriptions,
  • image alt text,
  • FAQ and HowTo schema nodes,
  • product descriptions.

Every result lands in an editable field for you to review. Nothing is saved automatically.

Costs and usage

You pay your AI provider directly — there are no credits or subscriptions to buy for AI features. AI Providers shows approximate usage and estimated cost for the current month, an optional monthly call limit and a log of recent generations. The counters are kept on your site; nothing is sent anywhere.

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Step 4

robots.txt, llms.txt and AI crawlers

Block known search and AI bots in one click, serve an llms.txt guide for language models and opt out of AI training with the noai signal.

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robots.txt

Acez SEO AI → robots.txt lists Known bots — including GPTBot, Google-Extended and ClaudeBot — that you can block with one click. Below the list you can add custom rules and see a preview; View the current live /robots.txt opens the result.

Blocking Google-Extended does not remove your site from Google Search. It only controls whether Google may use your content for its AI models.

If your site already has a physical robots.txt file, the plugin shows its content and offers Take over the content and disable the file: the file is renamed to a backup and its rules move into the editor.

llms.txt

Acez SEO AI → llms.txt serves an llms.txt file following the llmstxt.org standard — a concise guide to your most important content, written for language models. Turn on Serve the llms.txt file, then optionally set a custom title, description, introduction (Markdown) and footer. View the live /llms.txt opens the result.

Opting out of AI training

Send the noai/noimageai signal asks AI crawlers not to use your text and images for training. Not every crawler honours it; to keep a bot out entirely, block it in robots.txt.

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Step 5

Migrating from Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or Slim SEO

Preview, then import titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, robots settings and Open Graph images from your previous SEO plugin.

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Import your data

  1. Go to Acez SEO AI → Tools → Migrate SEO Data. The same importer is step 2 of the setup wizard.
  2. Choose the Data source: Yoast SEO, All in One SEO or Slim SEO.
  3. Decide on Overwriting. By default only empty fields are filled in; tick the option to replace values already set in Acez SEO AI.
  4. Click Preview (saves nothing) to see which posts, pages and taxonomy terms would be imported.
  5. If the preview looks right, click Import.

The importer brings over SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, robots settings (index/follow) and Open Graph images.

Two SEO plugins during the switch

You do not have to deactivate your old plugin first. Acez SEO AI detects other active SEO plugins — Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress and Slim SEO — and stops printing its own meta tags, canonical URLs and sitemap/llms.txt entries wherever they would duplicate the other plugin's output.

When you are happy with the result, deactivate the old plugin so Acez SEO AI takes over.

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Step 6

Frequently asked questions

Do you need an AI account? Does it conflict with Yoast or Rank Math? Is the free version limited? What data does the plugin send?

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Do I need an AI provider account to use this plugin?

No. Every AI feature is optional and off by default until you connect an Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter account with your own API key. All core SEO features — meta tags, schema, robots.txt, llms.txt, importers and the ACF integration — work fully without any AI provider.

Does it conflict with Yoast SEO, Rank Math or other SEO plugins?

Acez SEO AI detects other active SEO plugins and stops printing its own meta tags, canonical URLs and sitemap/llms.txt entries where they would duplicate what the other plugin already outputs. You can safely run it alongside another plugin during a migration.

Is the free version limited or a trial?

No. The free version is fully functional, not time-limited and not feature-capped. The optional Pro add-on adds extra tools — redirects, bulk AI, Search Console dashboards, premium schema types and AI linking — and never removes anything from the free version.

What data does the plugin send to third parties?

Only what you explicitly configure, such as your AI provider once you connect one. There is no telemetry and no data collection beyond that.

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