KAZCODE Universal Storage offloads your WordPress Media Library to Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, or another S3-compatible provider without replacing the native Media Library.
Upload media normally. KAZCODE can move originals and generated sizes to object storage, serve them from your bucket/CDN, restore them, and resume supported interrupted transfers.
Reliability is built into the workflow: remote files are verified before destructive cleanup, temporary provider errors are not treated as missing files, and interrupted operations remain recoverable.
What you can do with Free
- Offload new uploads and existing Media Library files.
- Serve media from your bucket, endpoint, or CDN URL.
- Restore offloaded media to local WordPress storage.
- Use resumable multipart transfers for large files.
- Verify remote files before local cleanup.
- Review health, logs, and media status in wp-admin.
- Import/adopt supported WP Offload Media and Advanced Media Offloader records.
- Use supported admin, WP-CLI, and REST workflows.
- Configure one primary storage profile.
Supported storage
Free supports Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Wasabi, Backblaze B2 S3 API, MinIO, and custom S3-compatible endpoints.
Read the storage provider docs
Import from another offload plugin
Already using WP Offload Media or Advanced Media Offloader? KAZCODE can read supported offload data without copying credentials, deleting competitor records, or changing bucket files. Verify imported media before disabling the old plugin.
Moving between storage providers
Pro is a separate add-on for multiple Storage Profiles and provider-to-provider migration, such as Amazon S3 to Cloudflare R2. Pro keeps the source authoritative until the destination is transferred, verified, and cut over. Optional source deletion is available after verification.
View Pro features and pricing
Safety and integrity features in Free remain part of the core plugin; they are not paywalled.
Documentation and support
Documentation |
WordPress.org support |
KAZCODE support
Install from WordPress
- In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New.
- Search for KAZCODE Universal Storage.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Open Universal Storage and follow setup, or open Universal Storage > Storage.
- Choose your provider, enter bucket/endpoint/credentials, and run Test Connection.
- Enable automatic offload when you are ready.
New uploads can now be offloaded automatically.
Existing Media Library
For an existing site, configure and test storage first, then process attachments in batches. Free moves local media into your first storage profile; Pro moves already-offloaded media between profiles/providers. See
media offload and
existing media.
Already using another offload plugin?
Use the WP Offload Media or Advanced Media Offloader importer. It reads supported records, builds KAZCODE inventory, and leaves source data and credentials untouched. Verify before disabling the old plugin:
WP Offload Media or
Advanced Media Offloader.
Moving from one storage provider to another
Amazon S3 to Cloudflare R2 and provider-to-provider migration are Pro workflows: configure source and destination, transfer, verify, cut over, and optionally delete the old source. See
S3 to R2 and
provider migration.
Before production cleanup
Before bulk local cleanup, test the connection, verify several media URLs, and use health/verification tools.
1.1.2
Fixes Pro multi-profile setup for cross-provider storage credentials. Existing site-wide credentials, profiles, media inventory, and schema are preserved.
1.1.1
Documentation and listing update only. Storage configuration, media inventory, schema, and runtime behavior are unchanged from 1.1.0.
1.1.0
Adds resumable transfers, importer improvements, and safer restore/cleanup behavior. Existing settings, profiles, media inventory, and attachment state are preserved.