Written by Admin on 2025-05-06

How to Null a Trial WordPress Plugin

WordPress has always been famous for its amazing plugins. It's an expanding platform with over 60,000 plugins that help users to improve their website's functionality and features. However, some of the best plugins come with trial periods before you pay for their usage. And, during this trial period, you may not be able to access all the features the plugin provides. This is where Nulling comes in handy.

Nulling a plugin allows you to register and activate the plugin without purchasing a license. But, it's important to note that nulling a plugin is unethical and illegal. It's best to only use a nulled version for testing purposes, and if you find the plugin useful, purchase a license and support the developer.

Below are the steps (for educational purposes) on how to null a trial WordPress plugin in markdown format:

Step 1: Download the Plugin

The first step is to download the plugin you want to null. For this, you can use a direct download link, or you can search for the plugin on platforms such as GitHub or Wordpress plugins download.

Step 2: Extract Plugin Files

Once you have downloaded the plugin, extract the files from the archive. You can use popular tools such as 7zip or WinRAR for this process.

Step 3: Edit the Plugin File

Open up the plugin file in a text editor such as Notepad++. Look for the add_action or add_filter function. Then, add the following code into it:

php if(!function_exists('')) { function { functionName here } () { // Function code here } }

This code essentially creates a condition that checks if the function already exists. If it doesn't exist, then it will create the function.

Step 4: Save Changes

Save the changes made to the plugin file.

Step 5: Compress the Plugin File

Create a zip archive of the plugin files that you edited in the previous step.

Step 6: Install the Plugin

Go to your WordPress Dashboard and navigate to Plugins > Add New. Then click on the ‘Upload Plugin’ button and select the compressed file you created in step 5. Install the plugin and then activate it.

Conclusion

Nulling a plugin is not something that should be done for commercial or professional websites. However, it's a useful technique that can help you test plugins before purchasing them. Be mindful of the ethical and legal consequences of nulling plugins and always support the developers of the plugins that you find useful.