Aaron D. Campbell

This plugin allows you to list attached files on posts. It comes with a default 
icon set (by famfamfam), with icons for most major files types. You can add 
your own icons, as well as control many aspects of the file list (whether you 
want to show icons, whether to add the lists to exerpts, place them on all posts, 
show them on category pages, etc).

Attachment Manager

This will allow you to better manage how your attachments are handled.  Attachments can be easily listed after posts, complete with icons.

KLicheR

Scan your WordPress installation for all missing attachment files, download them from another WordPress installation and resize them with your defined image sizes.
Know that the plugin will not create new media on your installation database, it’ll just use the existings entries of medias in your database to retrieve the physical files on another WordPress installation.
E.g.: http://serverA.com have an entry for the mediaX in his database. The path for the physical file is supposed to be http://serverA.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/mediaX.jpg but it’s not here. If you know that this same media exists on http://serverB.com + the physical file, you can use this plugin on http://serverA.com, specifying http://serverB.com in the Server URL field and the plugin will search the file here: http://serverB.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/mediaX.jpg. If it find it, it will be downloaded here: http://serverA.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/mediaX.jpg.
<h4>Do you need this?</h4>
This plugin is useful if you have multiple instances of a same project installed on multiple servers.
For example, a team of developers, each of them having a copy of the “master” installation located at the production server. Periodically, the database of the “master” installation is given to the developers who update their code through a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revision_control" rel="nofollow ugc">VCS</a> (like SVN, GIT, Mercurial). There is chance that the uploads folder is not versionned, which is good, so the plugin is useful here to download the medias from the “master” installation.
<h4>How tu use it?</h4>
In the admin, go to Tools/Import and choose the Attachment files importer. From here, enter the URL of the WordPress installation that contain the physical files of medias and click Import.
Existing files will not be overriden.
<h4>Debug</h4>
The plugin is in an early stage and bugs may occurs. If you want to show a detailled report of the importation process, add this line to your wp-config.php file:
<pre><code>define('ATTACHMENT_FILES_IMPORT_DEBUG', true);
</code></pre>

Attachment Files Importer

Scan your Wordpress installation for all missing attachment files and download them from another Wordpress installation.

Attachment Manager vs Attachment Files Importer