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Filorium – Media Library Folders & Organizer
Organize your WordPress Media Library with folders. Drag and drop files, find media faster, and keep all your existing URLs unchanged.
Filorium ranks #66,050 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 6, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.2.1
Current Version v1.2.1
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 06 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.2.1
- Last Updated
- Oct 06, 2026
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- 5.3+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Filorium – Media Library Folders & Organizer
Yes. Try the live demo at demo.filorium.com. Nothing to install and no account needed. The demo includes the Pro features.
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.
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.
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.
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. Before a file is deleted for good, it also searches the rest of your database — other plugins' sliders, forms and settings — and keeps any file it finds there. It cannot see: 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. So "No known uses" means nothing was found, not that nothing is there. That is also why deleted files go to the Trash first.
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.
No. Filorium only runs in your WordPress dashboard and adds nothing to the pages your visitors see.
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.
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.
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.