WP Offload Media Pro

Choose where new media is stored

WP Offload Media Pro copies pictures, videos, files, and other files added through the WordPress media uploader to Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, or Google Cloud Storage. It copies picture thumbnails too. After copying, the extension replaces each media URL with the remote storage URL, or with a configured CDN URL when Amazon CloudFront or another CDN is set up. A custom domain can be used when configured with the CDN.

Each new file first uploads to the WordPress server and is then copied to the selected storage service. Direct uploads to a storage account are not supported. You can enable an option to remove server files after they have been copied to the bucket.

Bring an existing Media Library into the workflow

The standard upload process handles new files; it does not copy older Media Library files to remote storage or serve them from the bucket. Pro includes an upload tool for existing files, which is useful when adding the add-on to a site with an established library. The Media Library also delivers controls for offloaded files.

Extend delivery to site assets

Media can be served through Amazon CloudFront or another CDN when that service is configured with the plugin. The Assets Pull addon extends CDN delivery to CSS, JavaScript, and font files.

Use ecommerce integrations and image optimization separately

Pro includes integrations for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads, along with priority email support. Email support is not provided for the free version.

WP Offload Media does not include image optimization. It officially works with integration with EWWW Image Optimizer, so image optimization remains a separate part of the media workflow.

Set up storage and continue uploading

Add WP Offload Media Pro to the WordPress site and choose Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, or Google Cloud Storage as the destination. Configure a CDN if files should be delivered through it. For an existing site, use the Pro upload tool to copy the current Media Library; new files can then continue through the WordPress media uploader.