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MontraFolio
Image portfolios for organisations: every user can have one, staff run shared ones with designated contributors, and images stay in a private folder.
MontraFolio ranks #59,783 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #6,384 of 8,587 in the Customization category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Sep 23, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.1.1
Current Version v1.1.1
Updated 14 hours ago
Last Update on 23 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 1.1.1
- Last Updated
- Sep 23, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
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- 7.1
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MontraFolio
No usage data, no domain, no versions: the plugin never reports anything about your site to anybody, and updates come from WordPress.org through the normal WordPress mechanism. The single exception is videos, and only where somebody uses them: adding a video asks its service for the title and the thumbnail, and playing one loads it from that service. Both are listed under External services below.
Yes — YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion or TikTok, by pasting the address of the video. It becomes an item of the collection like an image: same order, same caption, same observation, and it can even be the cover. Nothing of the video is stored on your site except its thumbnail, which counts as one image against the collection's limits. Each service can be switched off in Settings → Videos, and switching them all off removes the feature from the portfolio area.
Those cannot be played inside your pages, and this plugin does not pretend otherwise. Since 2020 Meta answers the Facebook and Instagram oEmbed only to an application registered with Meta, which a plugin installed on sites it knows nothing about cannot be; LinkedIn never published an endpoint at all. So there is no title and no thumbnail to fetch — and nothing is fetched. Instead there is Link a video: you paste the address and choose a picture of your own for the card. It takes its place in the collection like any other item, and the card opens the address in a new tab. Those networks are never contacted by your site, at any moment, so no script of theirs runs on your pages and no visitor's address reaches them until that visitor chooses to go. The accepted networks are a list you can edit in Settings → Videos.
Not until they choose to be. With Load the video only when the visitor presses play on — which is how it is installed — a public page showing a video makes no request at all to the video service: the visitor sees the thumbnail stored on your own server, and a notice saying what pressing play will load. Only then is the player loaded — and it starts playing right away, because pressing play is the gesture browsers ask for before a video may start, so one press is all it takes. YouTube is played from youtube-nocookie.com unless you say otherwise, Vimeo is asked not to keep a session about the viewer, and the text of the notice is yours to write.
No. Users sign in with their WordPress accounts on the plugin's own page. A single sign-on plugin (Microsoft Entra ID, LDAP and others) is optional and plugs into the WordPress login pipeline.
In wp-content/uploads/montrafolio/, a folder protected against direct access on Apache and IIS. On nginx, add the location rule described in the manual; the unguessable file names and the delivery through the plugin remain the real defence.
No. Owners and contributors work in p-admin, a page of the plugin at the address chosen in Settings (/p-admin/ by default). Users with nothing beyond a reading role land there after signing in and never see wp-admin.
Yes, with three blocks — MontraFolio - Collection (the gallery), MontraFolio - Details (the descriptions) and MontraFolio - Portfolio (the list of collections) — or their shortcodes, [mtfl_collection portfolio="ana" collection="trip"], [mtfl_details] and [mtfl_portfolio]. The portfolio is picked on the block itself. The Collection block presents it as tiles, as a carousel or as both, inheriting what the owner proposed when it is not told otherwise; a list of collections can point each line at the same page, so that one page holds the list and the gallery of whichever collection the visitor picks.
The owner name shown on a portfolio and the owner e-mail kept with it, which is never published (copied from the profile, editable by the site staff without changing the account), which account made each contributor designation and each upload, the file name an image had on the device, the content terms accepted (version and date) and the date of the last activity in the portfolio area. Images are stored without camera metadata. Tools → Export Personal Data includes all of it. Tools → Erase Personal Data deletes the personal portfolio with its images, releases assigned portfolios without touching their content, removes the account's designations, anonymises the uploader and the device file name of images in other portfolios, and keeps only the acceptance of the content terms, as the proof that what is still published was uploaded under them. Nothing is sent to another server.
If the person deleting the account attributes its content to another user, that user receives every portfolio of the deleted one. Otherwise Settings → Privacy decides for the personal portfolio (delete it with its images, or hand it to a chosen account), and assigned portfolios wait for a new owner. Optionally, a retention period removes the personal portfolios of users with no activity for that long: the portfolio is marked, its owner is written to, the portfolio area offers a button that keeps it, any use of it takes the mark off, and only after the notice period (a year by default) is it deleted.
