The WooCommerce media library organization with folders

In the middle of a many product images on your Media library, it's not that easy to navigate though media without folders. Stay organized and create media sub-folders per product or product category, assign them a color, use the search engine per folder and never lose a media!

As WP Media Folder supercharge the WordPress native media library, you can use it everywhere WooCommerce load images, that includes:

• The main product image
• Image galleries of the product
• Product category image
• Any 3rd party plugin post connected to WooCommerce

You can limit media access management for user own media only or by WordPress user role (share access to all media that belongs to a user role). This is quite useful when you get content editors on your website, so you can avoid problems with your product images. When a new user is created, he’ll have his root media folder created for him with all his media and folders inside.

You can easily move and copy media between folders in your WP Media library. Media and folders can be moved with a bulk selection, or even with the left folder tree. Using the right click can also be helpful to quickly assign a media to several folders.

We provide a few effective SEO features like advanced media automatic renaming and watermark on upload, the possibility to assign media in multiple folders or disable WP Media Folder on frontend to save loading time.

Our plugin is integrated with the most used page builders such as: Elementor, DIVI, Avada, WPBakery and Gutenberg. We've developed dedicated blocks that you can use in your favorite WooCommerce layout builder.

In the product description, you can quickly create an additional product gallery using the gallery from folder feature. Then you can pick up one theme among 7 available (3D slider, portfolio, multiline carousel...). Please do check the Galleries addon features for more details.

WP Media Folder already got a full 2-way synchronization with Dropbox, Google Drive and team drive, Microsoft OneDrive and OneDrive for business, Amazon S3, DigitalOcean, Linode, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage and even Google Photos. You can use the images from the cloud and make them available as WooCommerce products media.