Concatstring Solutions

Pratik Prajapati

OrbitStem Media Rename helps you rename files in the WordPress Media Library without breaking your site.
Before you rename, you see an impact report showing where the file is used. After you rename, the plugin can update old file URLs across posts, custom fields, widgets, and site options — including data stored by page builders and block editors.
Features
<ul>
<li>Stem Rename panel in the Media Library and attachment edit screen</li>
<li>Impact report with usage locations and risk level</li>
<li>File tree preview (main file, thumbnails, WebP/AVIF siblings)</li>
<li>SEO filename score with tips as you type</li>
<li>Site-wide URL replacement in posts, post meta, options, term meta, and user meta</li>
<li>Support for JSON-escaped, serialized, and HTML-encoded URLs</li>
<li>Post-rename verification scan</li>
<li>One-click rollback of the last rename</li>
<li>Quick-fill suggestions from title, alt text, or parent post</li>
</ul>
Privacy
This plugin does not contact external servers, track users, or collect personal data. All processing runs on your WordPress site.
Permissions
By default, only users with the <code>manage_options</code> capability can rename files. Use the <code>orbitstem_rename_capability</code> filter to change this.

OrbitStem Media Rename

Safely rename media files with impact preview, site-wide URL updates, verification, and rollback.

Sazzad Hossain Sharkar

Unique uploaded media names by adding some extra random string.
By default, WordPress upload file name slugs at it are. Sometimes if any file name conflicts, WordPress adds extra suffix at the end of the slug name.
Example: <code>my-image.jpg</code> and if the file name is similar, <code>my-image-1.jpg</code> <code>my-image-2.jpg</code> and so on.
By installing this plugin, every uploaded media will have unique values as a suffix at the end of the uploaded media name. Default uploaded string value is 15 character and have zero possibility of file name confliction. <code>Uploaded file name + Unique String</code>
Example
<ul>
<li>my-image-475445-SIu7oQGW.jpg</li>
<li>my-image-311629-TFuNSyHH.jpg</li>
</ul>
Features
<ul>
<li>Adds unique suffix at the end of the uploaded file name. e.g.: my-image-<code>311629-W3dRonmw</code>.jpg</li>
<li>Generated strings are very unique and less possibility of confliction</li>
<li>Remove Accents <code>Convert to ASCII</code></li>
<li>Crypto Rand Secure with <code>openssl_random_pseudo_bytes</code></li>
<li>Added more extra switch conditions to use other string generator. (<code>Numeric</code>, <code>Alpha Numeric</code>, <code>No Zero Numeric</code>, <code>All String</code>, <code>Hexadecimal</code>, <code>Capital</code>, <code>Alpha</code> and <code>Distinct</code>). Just edit line number <code>75</code> and <code>76</code>.</li>
<li>converts unnecessary space, underscore and special characters to hyphen character.</li>
<li>Consumes very low memory</li>
<li>Single file <code>3.02KB</code></li>
<li>Open source license, modify and distribute with your own. <code>GPLv2 or later</code></li>
<li>Tested with <code>WordPress 5.2.1</code></li>
</ul>

Unique Uploaded Media Name

Although, most of the time I personally prefer to uploaded contents should have a unique string in order to identify them easily. I thought it would be great if I submit a plugin which may help others.

A very lightweight plugin which requires 3.02 Kilobytes of space.

Review from the plugin author

Unique uploaded media names by adding some extra random string

OrbitStem Media Rename vs Unique Uploaded Media Name