

Create a new temporary login — set the role, expiry, and language in one screen.
Temporary Login Without Password lets you create a self-expiring login link and share it with a developer, support agent, or guest editor — instead of handing over your username and password.
The person just clicks the link and they’re logged in. No account setup, no shared credentials, no password to remember or revoke later. You choose the role and the expiry, and access shuts off automatically when the time is up.
How it helps
Every time you share your real admin login with an outside developer, you’re trusting them with permanent access — and you have to remember to change the password after. TLWP removes that risk entirely. Generate a link, set it to expire in an hour, a day, or a custom date, and you’re done.
If you need admin access to a client’s WordPress site to resolve an issue, send them this:
Hi {%customer_name%},
To allow me to investigate your site, please install the free plugin Temporary Login Without Password, and share the temporary admin link it generates. Once I have access, I’ll check the site and try to resolve the issue.
Note: Set the expiry to one month, and send me the generated link as a reply to this email.
Free covers the essentials. Pro adds: