Will organizing files into folders change my media URLs?
No. Folders in Media Organizer are virtual — stored as WordPress taxonomy terms. Your files stay in the same physical location on the server. All existing URLs, CDN caches, and embedded links remain exactly the same.
Does the Replace File feature break existing links?
No — that's the whole point. When you replace a file, the URL, attachment ID, and every reference in your posts and pages stays the same. Only the physical file changes. Thumbnails are regenerated automatically.
How does the Unused Media Finder decide a file is "unused"?
A file is considered unused if it is not attached to any post, not referenced in the content of any published post or page, and not set as a featured image. Files used only in widgets or custom fields may still appear — review before bulk deleting.
Does it work with the Block Editor and page builders?
Yes. The folder dropdown appears in the attachment detail panel in both the classic media grid and the block editor media modal. The folder sidebar also works in the list view used by some page builders.
Will it slow down my media library?
No. Folder filtering uses a standard WordPress taxonomy query — the same mechanism WordPress uses for its own built-in filters. There are no custom database tables and no heavy queries added on page load.
How is the Duplicate Finder different from checking file names?
It uses content hashing (MD5) not file names. Two identically named files with different content won't match. Two files with different names but identical content will. This finds real duplicates regardless of what they're called.
Is it really free? No premium version?
Yes — free forever, every feature included, no ads, no upsells, no premium tier. Built by NaveenCodes by Maa Labs™ as part of a commitment to free WordPress tooling.