Chris Burns

Wondering if this image is even used on your site? Can it safely be deleted?
Or you need to update an image, but not sure which pages will be affected?
You’re curious if you’ve used this image too many times…
With this plugin, when choosing an image in the Media Library, you’ll see a section “Where is it used” in the image details on the right.
<h4>Limitations</h4>
This plugin scans the database for the image — that means it will find the image when you’ve inserted it using the WordPress admin, such as:
<ul>
<li>Content inside a Page/Post/Custom Post type</li>
<li>Featured images</li>
<li>ACF fields</li>
<li>Site Icon (favicon)</li>
</ul>
That also means it WON’T find places where the image is used outside of the admin, such as: 
* Code (PHP, HTML, CSS that you wrote that links directly to the image) 
* Other websites that link to it 
* The image used in your email signature
<h4>Tested plugins that are compatible</h4>
<ul>
<li>ACF</li>
<li>WooCommerce</li>
</ul>
Do you use a plugin that manages images on your site but this plugin doesn’t see them? Let me know and I can figure out how to include those images in the search.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>View where any image is used across your WordPress site</li>
<li>Notes on where to look for the image so it’s easier to find on the edit screen (Feature image? Page content? ACF field?)</li>
<li>Quick links to edit and view the page contianing the image</li>
<li>No configuration needed – just install and activate</li>
</ul>
<h4>Use Cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Find unused images that can be safely deleted</li>
<li>Audit duplicate images so you can decide which one to keep</li>
<li>Locate where specific images are being used</li>
<li>Notice images that are over-used (pick a different image for some more variety)</li>
<li>Identify orphaned images</li>
<li>Track featured image usage</li>
</ul>
<h4>How It Works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Open the WordPress Media Library</li>
<li>Click on any image to view its details</li>
<li>Look for the “Where is it used” section in the image details sidebar (on bottom right)</li>
<li>See a list of all places where the image is used, with links to edit those pages</li>
</ol>
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
Where Image Used does not collect any personal data. It only scans your WordPress content to find where images are used within your site.

MediaMan – Where is this Image Used?

Improve the default Media Library to see where your images are being used across your WordPress site.

CatFolders

Categorize media files better and faster with WP Media Folders – CatFolders.
CatFolders creates virtual folders in your WordPress media library using ReactJS and the latest coding technologies with minimum loading weight. It offers a media file manager with a blazing-fast experience.
What sets it apart from other media library plugins is SPEED! Just install the free version, create a hundred folders, and see it for yourself 😉
🔗 <a href="https://wpmediafolders.com/documentation/" rel="nofollow ugc">Documentation</a> | <a href="https://wpmediafolders.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">CatFolders Pro</a> 🚀
🗂️ Ready to take your document management to a whole new level, literally? 
✨ Explore the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/catfolders-document-gallery/" rel="ugc">CatFolders Document Gallery plugin</a> – now integrated with the power of multi-level folders!
<h3>⚡️ FEATURES</h3>
After installing and activating WP Media Folders, you will have an integrated folder tree right inside the WordPress media library.
Unlimited folders 
With WP Media Folders – CatFolders Lite version, you will be able to create unlimited main folders and freely move them to the position you want.
Import categories from other WP media folders plugins 
Are you considering migrating to CatFolders? We’ve got it covered! With CatFolders, importing your established folder structure is simple and takes only one click. You will then be able to find your familiar categories in CatFolders-fashion.
CatFolders supports easy folder import from these plugins:
<ol>
<li>FileBird by NinjaTeam</li>
<li>Enhanced Media Library by wpUXsolutions</li>
<li>WordPress Media Library Folders by Max Foundry</li>
<li>WordPress Real Media Library by Devowl</li>
<li>WP Media Folder by JoomUnited</li>
<li>HappyFiles by Thomas Ehrig</li>
<li>Folders by Premio</li>
<li>Wicked Folders</li>
</ol>
Works with <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/media-library-assistant/" rel="ugc">Media Library Assistant</a> 
CatFolders enhances Media > Assistant admin submenu and supports the <code>[mla_gallery]</code> shortcode. 
 [mla_gallery mla_catf_folder=”120″] 
 [mla_gallery mla_catf_folder=”120″ attachment_category=mla-category]
Drag and drop multiple files 
You can bulk select and drag & drop many files at once to put them in a destination folder. Folders can be bulk selected as well.
SVG support 
Simply enable uploading SVG and other vector file types with sanitization included!
Remember recently opened folder 
CatFolders comes with a variety of options to decide which folder to be opened on your first visit. You can choose to get back to your most recent folder, or always back to a specific folder, such as “Uncategorized” or “All files.”
Collapsible folder sidebar 
The sidebar reserved for the folder tree can be collapsed so that you can have the full-screen view of the WP media library when needed.
Upload files to a specific folder 
The enhanced media library uploader allows you to choose a folder first and then upload multiple files from your computer to that folder. You can also bulk-upload many folders from your storage to WordPress media library in a single drag-and-drop.
Works with Grid & List view 
All files in a selected folder are sortable in list mode, which means you can easily sort your file list by file name, author, date, and custom post type to which they are uploaded. 
In grid mode, CatFolders works great both in the media library and the page/post editor. This helps you choose the media files you need for the work-in-progress content much faster than working with an unorganized media library.
API for developers 
REST APIs allow external plugins to perform specific actions, such as getting folder structure or triggering automated tasks.
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<h3>😻 WHAT’S THERE IN WP MEDIA FOLDERS PRO?</h3>
Advanced sort options 
Once upgraded, you can sort files by file name, created date, modified date, author, newest or oldest, etc. Whether you want to sort files and folders by default or temporarily, there’s always a sorting method for you.
Create subfolders 
Each subfolder is a child of the parent folder above it. With <a href="https://wpmediafolders.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">CatFolders Pro</a>, a main folder can hold unlimited subfolders. The parent/child analogy helps you organize your files more efficiently. It’s very easy to hide or show all folders below the selected folder.
Folder access permissions 
Enable global folder structure where everyone sees the same categorization, or set folder permissions based on user roles. Access permissions include adding new, viewing, and editing folders. Recommended for multi-author blogs, multi-vendor marketplace websites, and ecommerce businesses.
Third-party themes and page builders 
Not every theme and plugin has the same way of building, we work hard to deliver extra compatibility. So WP Media Folders will work with these builders throughout your website building stage:
<ul>
<li>Gutenberg: The built-in, block-based editor for WordPress.</li>
<li>Elementor: Drag-and-drop interface for robust page design.</li>
<li>WPBakery: The all-in-one page builder for custom layouts.</li>
<li>Visual Composer: Create professional-looking sites and grow your web creation business in minutes.</li>
<li>Themify: The ultimate theme and page builder combo.</li>
<li>Divi Builder by Elegant Themes: Various theme templates with a drag-and-drop interface.</li>
<li>Thrive Architect: Full web kit with optimized page design.</li>
<li>Beaver Builder: Build beautiful websites, fast and easy.</li>
<li>Oxygen: Flexible and powerful WordPress builder.</li>
<li>Cornerstone Page Builder: Build websites with pixel-perfect precision.</li>
<li>Tatsu Builder: The next-generation builder for modern WordPress sites.</li>
<li>Bricks: Visual site builder for WordPress with flexibility and control.</li>
<li>Brizy WordPress Builder: Fast, intuitive, and designed for speed.</li>
<li>Fusion Page Builder: The ultimate tool for unlimited design possibilities.</li>
<li>Zion Builder: Easy to use page builder for Kallyas theme.</li>
<li>And many more!</li>
</ul>
<h3>👋 WHY USE CATFOLDERS?</h3>
A typical WordPress media library looks like a cluster of thousands of multimedia files. They are placed in year and month folderized order, and it can be tough to find a specific image in a published page or post.
With CatFolders, you can categorize existing attachments and new uploads using a drag-and-drop user interface.
Learn more on how to <a href="https://getwpfunnels.com/media-management-tips/" rel="nofollow ugc">optimize media management for your funnel website</a>.

CatFolders – Tame Your WordPress Media Library by Category


What's the point of organizing photos into folders if I can't even access the folders without getting the PRO version? This isn't Lite, this is Useless.


Useless

Organize and manage your files with WordPress media folders. Fast, flexible, and professional.

MediaMan – Where is this Image Used? vs CatFolders – Tame Your WordPress Media Library by Category