FileBird – WordPress Media Library Folders

Do you have thousands of files in your WordPress media library? And you’re struggling to keep them organized?

We get it, that’s exactly the mess FileBird – WordPress Media Library Folders was built to fix. 200,000+ WP website owners already use it to bring order to their media, pages, posts, WooCommerce products, and more. 😉

HOW IT WORKS

Running a WordPress site means uploading images, videos, audio, PDFs, and docs day after day, until your media library becomes an unsearchable pile. FileBird gives you unlimited virtual folders, drag and drop uploads and moves, and a hierarchical view that puts any file within a few clicks’ reach.

FEATURES

DRAG AND DROP INTERFACE

Move files and folders natively, in a click, with none of the friction of legacy uploaders.

ORGANIZE PAGES, POSTS, & CUSTOM POST TYPES

Not just media: categorize posts, products, events, members, campaigns, and Elementor templates too.

DOWNLOAD MEDIA FOLDERS AS ZIP

Export entire folders in one click for backup, sharing, or offline use.

FILEBIRD CLOUD INTEGRATION SUPPORTED

This core plugin is compatible with FileBird Cloud plugin, which connects your WordPress Media Library with Google Drive and Dropbox. Access cloud files directly from your WordPress dashboard, use cloud based media just like WP media uploads, and save server space.

FOLDER THEMES

There are 3 themes you can choose for your FileBird folder tree skins: FileBird Default, Windows 11, and Dropbox. Want more? Just let us know!

FOLDER COLORS

Don’t want to see monotone colors? Choose from 16+ preset colors, or use custom HEX colors for a perfect match.

NEW FILE COUNTER

Each user can keep track of newly uploaded media assets for easy reference. The file counter can be switched between counting files per single folder, and counting per parent folder with nested folders.

SUPERIOR FILE BROWSER IN PAGE BUILDERS

Open the page builder you’re using, insert an image element, and browse files directly in the same interface as FileBird’s native media library folders.