If you want to limit users to viewing only their media, WP Media Folder’s user-based access feature is perfect. As a WordPress administrator, you can set a root folder where each user's media will be stored. A dedicated folder will automatically be created for each user, labeled with their username, ensuring privacy and easy media management.

This is a perfect solution for letting multiple users with the same role access shared media files. For example, if you want Authors or Editors to collaborate on media, this is how to do it. You can manually set up a main folder for each role or let the system create it automatically.

By default, WordPress users with the same role can access each other's uploads (if permitted). To give users more privacy, we've added a simple option to filter the media library so users can view only their media. It’s just a one-click On/Off switch!

Do you need to clean up your media library quickly? With the WP Media Folder, you can remove entire folders, including subfolders and all media inside, with just a few clicks. It’s a fast and easy way to keep your library organized.

WP Media Folder is easy to use, and allows one media file to be replaced by another. This feature simplifies updating media across your site without opening individual pages or posts. Plus, it refreshes and updates all image thumbnails automatically!

As a WordPress admin, you’ll have full access to all folders and media, including those stored in the cloud. You can also choose to display only your media if needed.

With WP Media Folder, you can control who has access to each folder in your WordPress media library. Assign specific permissions based on user or user role, allowing them to view, add, update, or delete folders and media files. It's an easy way to manage media access and ensure proper organization across your team.

Access to media in cloud folders works the same way as access to any other media folder. You can decide who can view or edit files stored on platforms like Google Drive, OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and Dropbox. Whether you want to allow or restrict actions like viewing, adding, or updating, you’ll have full control over your cloud-stored media.