Carlos Minatti

Delete Original Image is a WordPress plugin to delete the the original image file uploaded.
The problem that solves, is that the original image file is usually huge (can be >6MB if it is a photograph) and it is never published on the pages, so there is no need to keep it on your server, and it it a must to delete it, if you have limited storage space and you are uploading tons of pictures.
The plugin gives you the option to enable/disable this, to be done automatically when you upload an image.
And/or you can do it in bulk for all your previously uploaded images.
Specifically, this plugin copy the ‘large’ image ( i.e: your-pic-1038×576.jpg ) to the original file path ( i.e.: your-pic.jpg ).
Nothing should brake, all other plugins should keep working, but you need to know that the original image is no longer available on your site, so please do a backup if you think you may need the original images in the future.

Delete Original Image

This plugin allows you to automatically delete the original image after upload, or do it in bulk for old images.

Sully

Improve your Media Library functionality by introducing a new column that showcases the sizes of files, including collective variants. This lightweight plugin empowers you to effortlessly sort files based on their respective file sizes and view variants.
Primary Features:
<ul>
<li>Tested with meida libraries with over 50,000 attachments</li>
<li>View file size of primary file and their variants</li>
<li>Sort the media library by file size to find those pesky large file</li>
<li>View all variants of an image with the ability to download them</li>
</ul>
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Images and videos play a crucial role in engaging visitors and making a website visually appealing. However, managing these files can become a daunting task, especially when you have a large number of media files on your website. WordPress does offer a media library that allows users to upload and manage media files, but it falls short when it comes to providing information about file sizes. This is where the “Media File Sizes” plugin comes in.
<ul>
<li>By default sizes may show without the need to run an index however, indexing the Media Library is highly recommended.</li>
<li>If sizes do not show, you can click the Index Media button within the Media Library to index/re-index items.</li>
<li>Shows file size of primary file, plus combined sized for variants (images).</li>
<li>Ability to order the media items by file size.</li>
</ul>
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Media Library File Size


Nice addition to the feature set of the WP Media library. Helpful to identify large media files that are taking up server space. Great work!


Handy Little Plugin

Displays the Media Library file sizes, including collective variants, and adds the ability to view/download each variant image!

Delete Original Image vs Media Library File Size