KAZCODE Universal Storage

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. Built for real WordPress media workflows WordPress remains the source of truth for attachments, titles, alt text, captions, and generated image sizes. KAZCODE adds storage delivery and recovery controls around that familiar workflow instead of replacing it with a separate media system. Start with a single test upload, confirm its delivery URL and generated sizes, then offload new or existing media in resumable batches. Each attachment keeps visible storage state in wp-admin, so you can investigate a failure or restore an item without guessing where the file went. Safer operations in 1.2.0 The Integrity Center gives administrators one place to review inventory health, verify remote objects, retry eligible failures, prepare restores, and understand recovery steps. It is designed to make checks and decisions visible before a destructive action. Safe Mode protects a shared bucket prefix when a production site is cloned, moved, or opened as staging. It pauses storage writes and local cleanup until an administrator explicitly chooses how the copy should proceed, while normal delivery of already-offloaded media continues. 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, Advanced Media Offloader, and Media Cloud records.
• Use supported admin, WP-CLI, and REST workflows.
• Configure one primary storage profile.

Why teams use it

• Keep the normal WordPress Media Library and editorial workflow.
• Reduce local disk pressure by moving originals and generated image sizes to object storage.
• Choose the delivery hostname that fits your S3 bucket, R2 custom domain, or CDN setup.
• Verify first and clean up only when remote files are confirmed.
• Recover from interrupted work with resumable operations and clear wp-admin status.
• Protect shared production storage when working on staging or cloned sites.

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, Advanced Media Offloader, or Media Cloud? 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. Optional Pro workflows Optional Pro workflows are disabled by default and must be qualified for the site's chosen storage provider before use. Consult the current documentation before enabling them; the standard WordPress uploader remains available. 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

1. In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New.
2. Search for KAZCODE Universal Storage.
3. Click Install Now, then Activate.
4. Open Universal Storage and follow setup, or open Universal Storage > Storage.
5. Choose your provider, enter bucket/endpoint/credentials, and run Test Connection.
6. 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, Advanced Media Offloader, or Media Cloud 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. Media Cloud adoption requires retained s3.key metadata on S3-compatible drivers (GCS-native / Imgix-only layouts are skipped with a clear message). 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.

1.3.2

• Improved importer reconciliation safety, including durable per-object review state and guarded remediation for confirmed missing or size-conflict records.
• Improved compatibility with malformed external attachment IDs and physical WebP/AVIF sidecar files supplied by image-optimization integrations.
• Updated release documentation and package checks for the current PHP 8.1+ Free and Pro release pair.

1.3.0

• Added PHP 8.1–8.5 compatibility coverage, strengthened release-artifact checks, and verified delivery/integrity regressions.
• Free continues to use the normal WordPress uploader; browser-to-bucket Direct Upload remains a Pro-only capability.

1.2.5

• Maintenance release aligned with the Pro package and current release tooling.

1.2.4

• Maintenance release with compatibility, reliability and security-hardening fixes.

1.2.2

• Release-alignment update for the 1.2.2 Pro add-on release. Free/Core and Pro can now be installed as the same 1.2.2 release pair.

1.2.1

• Clarified the Pro Direct Upload image workflow, including its default-off setting and browser CORS requirement.

1.2.0

• Added Integrity Center tools to verify, repair, reconcile, and safely rebuild storage inventory.
• Added Safe Mode protection for staging and cloned sites that share storage prefixes.
• Strengthened cloud-only cleanup, restore, delivery, and Media Library reliability.
• Improved credential redaction and recovery tools while preserving existing settings and media inventory.
• Expanded the WordPress.org listing with workflow, safety, and recovery guidance.

1.1.2

• Fixed Pro storage profile setup so additional profiles can use their own provider credentials.
• Added per-profile connection testing for multi-provider setups.
• Preserved existing site-wide credential behavior and secure secret handling.

1.1.1

• Improved WordPress.org plugin description and onboarding instructions.
• Added clearer installation guidance for new and existing Media Libraries.
• Added clickable documentation, migration, support, and pricing links.
• Clarified Free vs Pro capabilities and supported migration/import workflows.
• Improved FAQ and screenshot descriptions.

1.1.0

• Added resumable multipart transfers.
• Improved WP Offload Media and Advanced Media Offloader import/adoption.
• Improved restore, verification, retry, profile-aware delivery, and cleanup safety.
• Added Pro multiple profiles, provider migration, verified cutover, and optional source deletion.

1.0.2

• Improved long object-key identity and database upgrade safety.