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Enhance your content creation experience with our intuitive plugin that allows you to effortlessly integrate dynamic iframes within the block editor.
Our innovative solution introduces a dedicated Iframe block, conveniently located within the comprehensive Embeds category. This specialized block empowers you to seamlessly embed external or internal URLs into your content. Gone are the days of complex coding or cumbersome manual insertion methods.
With our plugin, adding an iframe is as easy as drag and drop. Simply select the desired Simple Iframe block, effortlessly position it within your content, and conveniently drop the URL into place. Enjoy the efficiency and simplicity of our user-friendly interface while creating captivating and interactive content.

Iframe for Gutenberg

Easily insert dynamic iframes inside the block editor.

Archivarix

Archivarix External Images Importer will scan your posts and pages for external urls in src/srcset attribute for all img tags. Based on configured settings it can:
<ul>
<li>Download images from their external locations</li>
<li>Download images from Internet Archive (Wayback Machine)</li>
</ul>
You can choose what to do with images that could not be retrieved from external sources.
For further information and instructions please see <a href="https://archivarix.com/en/wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">Archivarix WP Plugin</a>

Archivarix External Images Importer

Works great!
I imported several posts into a site running WordPress 5.9.3 with Gutenberg and the Archivarix External Images Importer plugin imported the external images without any issues. I've tested a few other image importer plugins but none of them had the ability to scan a site and import from existing content like this one does.

Works with Gutenberg

Import external images in posts and pages from its original external sources or Web Archive if original source is unavailable.

Iframe for Gutenberg vs Archivarix External Images Importer