Filorium – Media Library Folders & Organizer
| 开发者 | qevixlabs |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月30日 01:05 |
| PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Create folders, and folders inside folders.
- Drag and drop files and folders to move them.
- Cut, copy, paste, duplicate and rename, just like on your computer.
- Pick a folder when you upload, or drag a whole folder from your computer to bring it in as it is.
- Star your favorite files.
- Switch between Grid, List and Column views.
- See how many files each folder holds, with or without its subfolders.
- Preview files and edit their title, caption, description and alt text in place.
- Work together: changes made by your team show up as they happen.
- Media Library — browse folders right beside your files.
- Media picker — pick images from folders in the block editor, classic editor, Featured Image, Customizer and widgets.
- Bulk actions — select files in the Media Library list and move them to a folder in one go.
- Other plugins — uploaders, importers and other tools that support Filorium can put files straight into your folders. They can only do what you, or whoever uses them, could do in Filorium yourself. (Developers: see the FAQ.)
- Show folders as a tree, as a small dropdown next to the other filters, or not at all. You can choose separately for the Media Library and the media picker, under Filorium → Settings → Media Library.
- See where a file is used: in posts and pages, page builders, WooCommerce product galleries, your site logo and header, widgets, user profile pictures and more.
- Deleted files go to the Trash first, so you can put them back.
- Before anything is deleted for good, Filorium searches the rest of your site once more and keeps any file that still seems to be in use.
- WordPress's automatic Trash cleanup skips files that are still in use, too.
- Replace a file with a new version. It keeps its name and address, so every page that shows it gets the new version.
- Rename a file. Its address changes, so Filorium first shows you every page that uses it.
- Open Filorium → Settings → Import to see what it found.
- Check the preview, then import.
- Your other plugin's data is only read, never changed.
- as a backup file (JSON) that Filorium can import again — on this site or another one, or
- as a spreadsheet (CSV).
- Filorium only runs in your WordPress dashboard. It adds nothing to the pages your visitors see.
- Who can do what follows your WordPress user roles.
- Deactivating or deleting Filorium keeps your folders, unless you choose otherwise.
- Collections — tag files with labels and find them from anywhere.
- One file in several folders.
- Copy folders — duplicate a whole folder with everything inside it.
- Folder colors — make important folders stand out.
- Similar & duplicates — find repeated and near-identical images.
- Missing metadata — find files without alt text.
- No known uses — list files nothing seems to use, to help you clear out.
- Used-in panel — see exactly where a file is used.
- Filorium Library — the full Filorium workspace inside the media picker and supported page builders.
- Studio — crop, rotate, resize, compress and watermark images.
- Bulk metadata — write alt text, captions and descriptions for many files at once.
- Rename files in a folder — give a whole folder one numbered name, and update the pages that use them.
- Download as ZIP — download a folder as one ZIP file.
- Unpack ZIP files — unzip straight into folders.
- Your folders and collections.
- A short activity log, so everyone's screen stays in sync.
- A record of where each file is used.
- Settings and each user's preferences.
安装:
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New.
- Search for Filorium, then install and activate it.
- Open Filorium in the admin menu, create your first folders and start sorting.
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常见问题:
Can I try Filorium before installing it?
Yes. Try the live demo at demo.filorium.com. Nothing to install and no account needed. The demo includes the Pro features.
Does Filorium move my files or change their links?
No. Folders are only a way of organizing. Your files stay in WordPress's uploads folder and their links stay the same. Only Rename, Replace and Empty Trash change files, and each one asks you first.
Does it work with the block editor and classic editor?
Yes. Folders appear in the media picker everywhere WordPress opens it: the Image and Gallery blocks, Featured Image, the classic editor, the Customizer and widgets.
Does it work with page builders?
Yes. Any page builder that uses the normal WordPress media picker gets Filorium's folders. Filorium Pro goes further and puts the full Filorium Library inside Elementor, Beaver Builder, SiteOrigin, Brizy, Visual Composer, Zion and Themify.
How does Filorium know a file is in use?
It keeps track of where your files appear, and updates that whenever content is saved. It looks in:
- Posts, pages and other content, including drafts and scheduled posts.
- Images, galleries, videos, audio and files added with the block or classic editor, including gallery and caption shortcodes.
- Featured images.
- Page builders that save image links, such as Elementor, Beaver Builder and SiteOrigin.
- WooCommerce product galleries, FooGallery galleries, and ACF image, file and gallery fields.
- User profile pictures chosen from the Media Library.
- Your site logo, site icon, header and background images, and your theme's image settings.
- Widgets that are on your site.
- Category images, including WooCommerce product category images.
- Page builders that store images without a link, such as Brizy.
- Images named only in CSS files or theme files.
- Copies on a CDN or offload service, and other websites that link to your files.
Can WordPress's automatic Trash cleanup delete a file that is still in use?
No. WordPress empties items that have been in the Trash for 30 days. Filorium checks each file first and keeps any that is still in use, or might be. Those stay in the Trash until you restore or delete them yourself.
Will Filorium slow down my website?
No. Filorium only runs in your WordPress dashboard and adds nothing to the pages your visitors see.
Can I move my folders over from another plugin?
Yes. Go to Filorium → Settings → Import. Filorium shows which plugins it found and what it can bring across. Your other plugin's data is only read, never changed.
Can I get my folders out of Filorium?
Yes, at any time and for free. Go to Filorium → Settings → Export and download a backup file (JSON) or a spreadsheet (CSV). The download lists your folders, their colors, your collections, and which files are in each folder. Your media files themselves are not in it — they stay in your uploads folder. Anything in the Trash is left out.
Can I restore a backup, or copy my folders to another site?
Yes. Go to Filorium → Settings → Import, choose your backup file under From a Filorium export, check the preview, and press Import this file. The files need to be on the site already — for example after moving your site. Files that aren't there are skipped and counted. Nothing is overwritten, and importing the same backup twice only adds what is missing. Collections are not imported.
Do I need Filorium Pro?
No. The free plugin works on its own, and nothing in it is locked behind a license.
Do Filorium and Filorium Pro need to be on the same version?
No. You can update Filorium on its own. If an update ever needs a newer Pro, Pro pauses until you update it too. Your data stays safe and the free features keep working.
What happens if I deactivate Filorium?
Your folders and settings are kept, and the Media Library goes back to how WordPress normally looks.
What happens if I delete Filorium?
Your folders are kept, in case you install it again. To remove everything, turn on Delete everything if the plugin is removed under Settings → Data before deleting the plugin. You may want to download a copy under Settings → Export first.
Is Filorium translation-ready?
Yes. Translations arrive automatically through translate.wordpress.org.
Can other plugins use Filorium's folders? (for developers)
Yes, from Filorium 1.2.0. A few PHP functions let your plugin read Filorium's folders and put files into them — for example, an uploader that files each upload straight into a folder the user picked. Changes made this way show up in open Filorium screens within a few seconds, and are refused or allowed exactly as the same change in Filorium would be. Check that the function exists first, so your plugin still works where Filorium isn't installed: if ( function_exists( 'filorium_assign_folder' ) ) { $result = filorium_assign_folder( $attachment_id, $folder_id ); if ( is_wp_error( $result ) ) { // Nothing was changed. Tell the user why: // $result->get_error_message() } } The functions:
filorium_get_folders()— every folder, in the order Filorium shows them. Each hasid,uuid,name,parentanddepth. Use it for folder dropdowns: it leaves out folders in the Trash, and every folder inside them.filorium_get_folder( $folder )— one folder, ornull.filorium_get_file_folders( $attachment_id )— the folders a file is in.filorium_create_folder( $name, $parent_folder )— makes a folder, or returns the one already there with that name in that place. Safe to call on every run of a job.filorium_assign_folder( $ids, $folder )— files one file, or a list of up to 10,000, into a folder. On a large library, one call with a list is much faster than one call per file.filorium_unfile( $ids )— takes files out of every folder.
WP_Term; a file as its ID or its WP_Post. Reads always return an array (or null). Writes return true or a WP_Error, and a refused write changes nothing at all. Folder names come back as plain text, so escape them when you print them.
Writes use the permissions of whoever is logged in — exactly what they could do in Filorium, never more. WP-Cron and WP-CLI act as the site. For another background job with nobody logged in, pass array( 'as_site' => true ) as the last argument.
To react to changes — made in Filorium, in the Media Library or by another plugin — hook these actions: filorium_files_filed, filorium_files_unfiled, filorium_folder_created, filorium_folder_renamed, filorium_folder_moved, filorium_folder_trashed and filorium_folder_restored. They run after the change is saved; keep them quick.
With Filorium Pro, a file can also be added to a second folder ('mode' => 'add') or taken out of just one folder.
Every function is documented in full in includes/api.php inside the plugin.
Can I use Filorium with a keyboard?
Yes. The folder tree and all three views work with the keyboard, common actions have shortcuts, and panels can be resized from the keyboard too.
Who made the icons?
Qevix Labs. They are licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later — see assets/ICONS.LICENSE.txt.
更新日志:
- New: other plugins can read Filorium's folders and put files into them —
filorium_get_folders(),filorium_get_folder(),filorium_get_file_folders(),filorium_create_folder(),filorium_assign_folder()andfilorium_unfile(), plus actions when files are filed and when folders change. See the FAQ "Can other plugins use Filorium's folders?"; each function is documented inincludes/api.php. - Developers: build folder lists from
filorium_get_folders()rather than reading thefilorium_foldertaxonomy directly. It leaves out folders in the Trash and every folder inside them, which a direct read does not. - Developers: check what
filorium_assign_folder()returns. It istruewhen the file was filed, or aWP_Errorsaying why not — for example a folder that is in the Trash — and a refused call changes nothing. - Fixed: if another plugin's code fails while Filorium is saving a change, the change is now undone cleanly instead of putting later saves in the same request at risk.
- Fixed: folder names with "&" in them showed as "&" after the page was reloaded, and a folder could be renamed to the same name as another folder beside it if that name contained "&".
- New: export your folders as JSON or CSV under Settings → Export, and import a Filorium export under Settings → Import. Nothing already on the site is overwritten.
- New: folder counts can include subfolders — cards show both numbers, and you choose which one the folder tree shows.
- New: "Move to folder" in the Media Library's Bulk actions (list view).
- New: choose a folder tree, a compact dropdown in the filter bar, or nothing — separately for the Media Library and the media picker.
- Improved: usage checking now covers custom fields and page builders, WooCommerce and FooGallery galleries, ACF fields, user profiles, the site logo and icon, header and background images, widgets and category images.
- Improved: before a file is permanently deleted, the rest of the database is searched for it too, and a file that is found is kept.
- Improved: WordPress's automatic 30-day Trash cleanup no longer deletes files that are still in use.
- Improved: "Unused" is now "No known uses", and the delete dialog says where each kept file is used.
- Improved: keyboard hints show Ctrl and Alt on Windows and Linux.
- Fixed: "Delete everything if the plugin is removed" now really removes folders. On multisite, each site that opted in is cleaned.
- Fixed: an open workspace updates when a file is renamed or replaced in another tab or by another person.
- Fixed: the Empty Trash confirmation opens straight away and can no longer appear after you have moved on.
- Fixed: folder counts show as loading instead of 0 while a large library arrives.
- Fixed: files shared between translations (Polylang, WPML), and content saved from another site on multisite, are counted as in use.
- Fixed: long folder summaries on narrow cards end in "…" instead of being cut off.
- Fixed: renaming or replacing an offloaded file explains that it is stored offsite.
- Fixed: uploads URLs are worked out from
wp_upload_dir()alone, so sites that move or filter the uploads folder get the right paths in the Media Library column and the media picker. - Fixed: capability checks no longer pass through translated text, so roles behave the same in every language.
- Rewritten plugin description and readme.
- Groundwork for the Pro add-on's grouped duplicates and Studio tray. Nothing in the free plugin changes.
- First release.
- Folders and nested folders.
- Favorites.
- Media workspace.
- Media Library folder explorer.
- Media picker folder column.
- Desktop folder import.
- File usage tracking.
- Trash with usage confirmation.
- Rename and replace files.
- Folder importers.
- Optional uninstall cleanup.