Indigetal WebCraft

Keep using the WordPress Media Library. Serve media from Bunny.net.
Indigetal Media Offload for Bunny.net connects your existing Media Library uploads to Bunny Storage (files and images) and Bunny Stream (video). Attachments stay WordPress attachments — with CDN URLs, optional local file cleanup, and remote delete when you remove media in WordPress.
Why site owners use it
<ul>
<li>Use less server disk space — Optionally remove local copies after successful offload.</li>
<li>CDN delivery — Attachment URLs rewrite to your Storage and Stream Pull Zone hostnames.</li>
<li>Video without a separate workflow — Upload video through the Media Library. Stream handles encoding and playback URLs.</li>
</ul>
What you get
<ul>
<li>Bunny Storage offload for supported non-video attachments</li>
<li>Bunny Stream offload for common video formats WordPress allows by default (MP4/M4V, MKV, WebM, MOV/QT, AVI, FLV, WMV, MPEG/MPG/MPE)</li>
<li>Thumbnail and dimension metadata for Stream videos when encoding completes</li>
<li>Remote delete for linked Storage objects and Stream videos</li>
<li>Per-user Stream collections where that workflow applies</li>
</ul>
How it works
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the plugin.</li>
<li>Open Media → Indigetal Media Offload for Bunny.net → Settings and enter your Bunny.net Stream and/or Storage credentials and Pull Zone hostnames.</li>
<li>Upload through the Media Library as usual — offload and URL rewriting run on supported attachments.</li>
</ol>
Delivery scope (important)
This Free plugin provides public/basic CDN URLs. It does not generate signed or token-authenticated URLs from PHP. If your Pull Zone requires token auth on every request, configure Bunny at the edge and/or use a compatible Pro companion or custom integration. See About & Privacy in plugin settings and the FAQ below.
An optional Pro companion can add private signed delivery. Extension hooks are documented in the plugin.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin sends media and configuration-related data to Bunny.net only when you enable Stream and/or Storage and use the workflows above. Bunny.net terms and privacy policy: https://bunny.net/tos/ — https://bunny.net/privacy/
Stream (when enabled): Your server requests Bunny Stream API hosts such as <code>video.bunnycdn.com</code>. Playback URLs may use <code>player.mediadelivery.net</code> and your Stream Pull Zone hostname.
Storage (when enabled): Your server requests the regional Bunny Storage API for your zone. Public file URLs use your Storage Pull Zone hostname.
Credentials: API keys and related options are stored in the WordPress database (encrypted where this plugin applies encryption) and used only to contact Bunny on your behalf.
Delivery scope (Free): This release does not generate HMAC-signed or token-authenticated CDN URLs from PHP. Access control depends on your Bunny Pull Zone, Storage, and Stream configuration.
Deleting content: Removing a WordPress attachment can remove linked Bunny objects. Uninstall retention is summarized on About & Privacy and in the FAQ above.

Indigetal Media Offload for Bunny.net

Serve WordPress media from Bunny.net CDN. Offload Storage files and Stream video from the Media Library.

Jenish Mandalia

Hippius Media Offloader allows you to seamlessly migrate your WordPress media files to the Hippius IPFS network using the Hippius S3-compatible API. This plugin provides:
<ul>
<li>Decentralized Storage: Store your media files on Hippius-backed decentralized storage for better reliability and censorship resistance</li>
<li>S3-Compatible API: Upload and manage media through Hippius S3-compatible storage</li>
<li>Access Key Authentication: Authenticate using Hippius Access Key ID and Secret Access Key</li>
<li>API Token Support: Check account credit balance using a separate Hippius API token</li>
<li>Flexible Migration: Choose what to migrate and when</li>
<li>Error Handling: Comprehensive error reporting and retry mechanisms</li>
<li>Security: Administrator-only credential settings with hidden Secret Access Key and API token fields</li>
</ul>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Bulk migration of existing media files</li>
<li>Automatic migration of new uploads</li>
<li>Option to keep or remove local copies</li>
<li>Real-time migration progress tracking</li>
<li>Detailed error logging and reporting</li>
<li>Test connection functionality</li>
<li>Clean, intuitive admin interface</li>
<li>S3-compatible upload, delete, and bucket-policy handling</li>
</ul>
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress 5.0 or higher</li>
<li>PHP 7.4 or higher</li>
<li>Hippius S3 Access Key ID</li>
<li>Hippius S3 Secret Access Key</li>
<li>HTTPS enabled (recommended)</li>
<li>Hippius API token (optional, only for credit balance checks)</li>
</ul>
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to Hippius services to upload, manage, and delete migrated media files, test storage connectivity, and optionally retrieve the administrator’s account credit balance.
The external service is used to: 
– Upload media files to Hippius S3-compatible storage 
– Delete migrated media files from Hippius S3-compatible storage 
– Test connection and storage configuration 
– Retrieve the administrator’s account credit balance when the API token feature is used 
– Configure bucket policy for public gateway access where supported
When does the plugin communicate with external services? 
– When the administrator tests the Hippius connection 
– When the administrator uploads or migrates media to Hippius storage 
– When the administrator deletes migrated media from Hippius storage 
– When the administrator requests account credit information
What data is sent? 
– Hippius S3 Access Key ID for authenticated storage requests 
– Request signatures generated using the Secret Access Key 
– Hippius API token for credit balance API requests 
– Media files selected by the site administrator for migration 
– Media file identifiers and object keys needed for storage operations 
– Bucket name and related storage configuration values required for S3-compatible operations
Media files selected by the site administrator are transmitted to Hippius for storage operations. Those files may contain embedded metadata such as EXIF data depending on the original upload. No visitor browsing data is intentionally sent by the plugin.
This plugin requires a Hippius account and administrator-provided Hippius S3 credentials to use offloading features.
The plugin does not send media files to Hippius until an administrator configures credentials and either manually starts migration, migrates an individual media item, enables automatic migration for new uploads, tests the connection, deletes a migrated file, or requests account credit balance.
If automatic migration is enabled, newly uploaded supported media files are transmitted to Hippius S3-compatible storage after upload.
This plugin is not usable as a media offloader without Hippius S3-compatible storage credentials.
Service Provider: 
Hippius Network
Service URLs: 
https://hippius.com/ 
https://s3.hippius.com/ 
https://api.hippius.com/
Credit balance checks use: 
https://api.hippius.com/api/billing/credits/balance/
Terms of Service: 
https://hippius.com/terms-and-conditions
Privacy Policy: 
https://hippius.com/privacy-policy

Hippius Media Offloader

Offload WordPress media files to Hippius IPFS/S3-compatible storage for decentralized storage and delivery.

Indigetal Media Offload for Bunny.net vs Hippius Media Offloader