Blake Whittle

Our free media list & sorting gives you a breakdown of the types of files you have on your site. For a breakdown of what files are included in each category (Images, Video, Archives, Documents, Code, other), please refer to the article titled What files are...

Why does it take a little longer to upload media to the WordPress library? Unfortunately this is an unavoidable trade off to some extent due to the latency of syncing files to the cloud. You can read all about this and the efforts we’ve put in to optimize this as much...

Image Files Image files are visual media assets stored in your media library that can be embedded on your site to enhance content, such as photos, graphics, and icons. File Extensions categorized by Infinite Uploads as image files: jpg, jpeg, jpe, gif, png, bmp, tif,...

Yes, Infinite Uploads rewrites every image URL on your site. There's two sifferent ways it does it:Any existing uploads on your site that you had before you installed Infinite Uploads is synced with our cloud storage & uploaded to our cloud. Once synced, uploaded...

In order to save on your hosting costs with your web host or clear up server storage space, deleting your existing local files that were on your server before installing Infinite Uploads is a great way to do that. How do I free up my local storage by deleting it?...

Does Deleting a File in the Media Library Automatically Remove It from Cloud Storage? Yes, when you delete a file from your WordPress media library, it’s also deleted from the Infinite Uploads cloud storage. This is because your media library acts as a direct...

No, Infinite Uploads does not sync your media library database, only the files. This means: • If you upload new files to the original domain, they will not appear in the media library of the new domain automatically. • However, media URLs will work from both sites...

This issue typically occurs due to server configuration settings. In your case, it was caused by the allow_url_fopen setting being disabled on the production server. To resolve this, enable allow_url_fopen in your server’s PHP configuration. This setting allows PHP to...