Bubuku Media Library

Green = <= 100KB (good), Orange = 100KB - 500KB (medium), Red = >= 500KB (poor).

Use the "Calculate file size" Bulk Action in the Media Library, or click the recalculate button on individual attachments to update the stored file size.

Yes — go to the plugin settings page and select the report frequency: Weekly, Monthly or Disabled.

The plugin uses WordPress localization files. If your language is available under the languages/ directory, the texts will be displayed in that language when WordPress is configured accordingly.

Use the size filter provided by the plugin in Media → Library to select a predefined range or enter custom limits. You can also sort the size column to quickly find the largest or smallest files.

Use the "Alt Text" filter in the Media Library to show items missing alternative text, or sort the Alt column to group empty values together for quick review.

Use the Export / Reports functionality in the plugin and click the "Export CSV" button. The generated CSV contains the following columns: ID, Image Name, Image URL, File Size, Format (MIME type), Alt Text, Image Date (Y-m-d H:i:s), Post Title, Post URL.

Example (CSV columns separated by commas): 123,"my-image.jpg","https://example.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/my-image.jpg","256.34 KB","image/jpeg","An example alt text","2024-01-10 12:34:56","Example Post","https://example.com/example-post/"

The plugin adds a UTF-8 BOM to the CSV for better compatibility with Excel. If Excel shows garbled characters, import the CSV using Excel's Data → From Text/CSV and choose UTF-8 encoding.

Yes — the export checks that the current user has the upload_files capability and verifies a nonce (bml_filter_nonce) to prevent CSRF. If the checks fail, the export is blocked.