By default, WordPress saves every change you make to a post or page as a revision.
While this is great for version control, it can quickly bloat your database—especially on long-form content or frequently edited pages.
In fact too many revisions can slow down your admin dashboard, cause memory issues with certain page builders (like Avada or Elementor) as well as lead to database bloat over time.
This article is a quick reference for how I automatically limited the number of stored WordPress revisions.







