Habib Mosavi

Smart Media Tools is a powerful, user-friendly image editor built directly into your WordPress Media Library. Instead of switching between third-party software or online tools, you can now manage and enhance your images without ever leaving your WordPress dashboard.
This plugin is designed for bloggers, photographers, e-commerce store owners, and site administrators who need a quick and reliable way to prepare images for the web. With an intuitive interface, Smart Media Tools makes editing simple while giving you the flexibility to control image quality and formats.
<h3>Key Features</h3>
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<li>Crop – Cut your images to the exact dimensions you need. Choose from different shapes to highlight the most important parts of your photos.</li>
<li>Resize – Scale images up or down without distorting them. Perfect for optimizing images for faster load times or for creating thumbnails.</li>
<li>Rotate – Quickly fix orientation issues with a single click. Rotate left, right, or flip images vertically and horizontally.</li>
<li>Effects – Apply stylish filters and visual effects to give your images a unique look directly from WordPress.</li>
<li>Compress – Reduce image file size while maintaining excellent visual quality. Choose the level of compression that works best for your project, from high-quality visuals to lightweight files optimized for speed.</li>
<li>Convert – Easily change image formats to suit your needs. Convert PNGs to JPGs, JPGs to WebP, and more — helping you balance quality and performance.</li>
<li>More tools coming soon …</li>
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Whether you’re preparing product photos for your WooCommerce store, editing blog images, or managing a media-heavy website, Smart Media Tools helps you work smarter, faster, and better.

Smart Media Tools

Smart Media Tools adds a fast, intuitive image editor to your WordPress Media Library — edit images instantly without extra tools.

James Etu

This plugin converts base64 encoded inline images to an absolute URL by; uploading inline image into WordPress directory. This happens when a post is saved.
It converts this: 
 <code><img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAUAAAAFCAYAAACNbyblAAAAHElEQVQI12P4//8/w38GIAXDIBKE0DHxgljNBAAO9TXL0Y4OHwAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==" alt="Red dot" /></code>
To this: 
 <code><img src="https://site.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/post_title_id_no.png" alt="Red dot" /></code>
I was working on an external editor to allow users to post on WordPress, this editor embeds images in base64 encoded format. This makes post contents too long to load on-page and also cannot be stored on buffer unless PHP is set to very high memory usage.
This plugin converts the encoded base64 inline images to a link by scrapping out the base64, decode, store to file and replace with the URL. The post content becomes very short. This is over-engineered to prevent PHP memory limit when trying to copy base64 encode to file. This plugin will perform each chunk copy on 76 characters, 76 bytes. This is the base64 line limit. There will never be an out of memory when copying these images. 
And, it is faster than using regex

ImageBase642File

An over-engineered-memory-safe search and replace base64 inline images to an uploaded URL when a post is saved.

Smart Media Tools vs ImageBase642File