YITH Customize My Account Page Premium lets you redesign the WooCommerce my account page with a custom layout, custom sections, and additional endpoints. You can add custom menu items, reorder existing sections, create custom dashboard content, and restrict access to specific sections based on user roles. The plugin is useful for stores that need a branded account area or want to add custom functionality like membership details, loyalty points, or download sections. This plugin is part of the YITH Premium Plugin Family — a collection of over 66 WooCommerce plugins.
Competitive Features
- Custom menu builder — add, remove, and reorder menu items in the my account navigation with custom icons and labels
- Custom endpoints — create custom account sections with unique content using the built-in page builder
- Role-based visibility — show or hide account sections based on customer roles, membership status, or purchase history
- Dashboard customization — replace the default dashboard welcome message with custom text, images, and shortcodes
- Section reordering — drag and drop to reorder the my account menu items into any sequence
- Custom icons — assign custom icons to each menu item from the included icon library or upload your own
- Submenu support — create nested menu items with submenus for organized account navigation
Key Features
- Custom content for endpoints — add text, images, forms, and shortcodes to any custom endpoint page
- Logout redirect — redirect customers to a custom page after logout instead of the default
- Conditional menu items — show menu items only when certain conditions are met, such as having active subscriptions
- Custom URLs — add external links as menu items in the account navigation
- Multilingual support — translate custom menu items and endpoint content with WPML
- Shortcode integration — use shortcodes to display WooCommerce data like orders, downloads, and addresses
- HPOS compatible — fully supports High-Performance Order Storage
Comparison with Competitors
YITH Customize My Account vs WooCommerce Account Pages (by IconicWP)
| Feature | YITH Customize My Account | IconicWP Account Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Custom menu builder | Yes | Yes |
| Custom endpoints | Yes | Yes |
| Role-based visibility | Yes | No |
| Submenu support | Yes | No |
| Custom icons | Yes | Yes |
| Logout redirect | Yes | No |
YITH Customize My Account vs WooCommerce Default My Account
| Feature | YITH Customize My Account | WooCommerce Default |
|---|---|---|
| Menu customization | Full | No |
| Dashboard content | Customizable | Static |
| Endpoint control | Add/remove/reorder | Fixed |
| Role restrictions | Yes | No |
| Custom icons | Yes | No |
Recommended Stack — pair Customize My Account with WooCommerce Membership to show exclusive membership benefits and content in custom account sections.
Official Changelog
Version 4.32.0
Release Date: August 15, 2026
- New: WooCommerce 11.0 compatibility.
- New: YITH plugin framework update.
- Fix: Menu item ordering for submenu items.
Version 4.31.0
Release Date: July 10, 2026
- New: WordPress 6.9 compatibility.
- Improvement: Custom endpoint content editor performance.
- Fix: Role-based visibility for guest users.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add custom sections to the my account page?
Yes. You can create unlimited custom endpoints with unique content using the built-in editor, supporting text, images, shortcodes, and forms.
Can I restrict account sections to specific user roles?
Yes. The plugin supports role-based visibility, letting you show or hide menu items for specific customer roles such as subscribers, wholesale customers, or members.
Can I change the order of my account menu items?
Yes. The plugin includes a drag-and-drop menu builder that lets you reorder, add, and remove menu items in any arrangement.
Can I add custom icons to menu items?
Yes. You can assign icons from the built-in library or upload custom images to use as menu item icons.
Is the plugin compatible with WPML?
Yes. YITH Customize My Account Page supports WPML for translating custom endpoint content and menu labels in multilingual stores.
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