FileBird - WordPress Media Library Folders

A WordPress media library grows into one long list as images, videos and documents pile up. Finding a single file gets slower with every upload. FileBird – WordPress Media Library Folders addresses this by placing virtual folders inside the library you already use, so files can be grouped by project, client, topic or file type.

You create folders, rename them and move files with drag and drop. Nested subfolders let you build a structure that fits your content. Search and filtering help you find folders or items quickly, and role permissions let you decide who on your team can create or edit folders. It suits personal blogs, business sites and teams sharing one library.

Features

• Drag-and-drop folder management: Create, rename and organize media files into folders using a simple drag-and-drop interface, directly inside the familiar WordPress media library.
• Unlimited folders and subfolders: Build as many folders and nested subfolders as you need, so your media structure can match the way your site and projects are organized.
• Works with all media types: Images, videos, audio, PDFs and other document files can all be sorted into folders and kept together in one place.
• Folder search and filter: Search and filtering options help you locate folders or media items quickly, which saves time when the library holds a lot of files.
• Multilingual site support: The plugin works with popular multilingual plugins, so you can manage the media library on sites that serve more than one language.
• User role permissions: Control which user roles can create or edit folders. This is useful when several people, such as editors and contributors, share the same media library.
• Compatible with common plugins: FileBird is built to work alongside popular page builders, SEO plugins and e-commerce tools, so it fits a range of WordPress websites.
• Backup management: Backup management is included for your folder setup, and the folder tree and settings page have accessibility improvements for easier navigation.

Best for

• Bloggers with large libraries of images and files
• Business sites managing many documents and videos
• Teams that share a media library and need roles