Kodlo Media Manager
by Kodlo · WordPress.org page
Kodlo Media Manager has 100+ active installs on WordPress.org and 995 downloads all time. We have tracked it since September 4, 2026; download trends appear after 30 days of data. The last update was on August 22, 2026, tested up to WordPress 7.1.
Kodlo Media Manager at a glance
Is Kodlo Media Manager well maintained?
Features
The feature list from the plugin's own readme on WordPress.org, trimmed to the essentials.
- Keep upload standards consistent: Replace written instructions with rules WordPress can enforce for supported upload flows
- Start using SVG and WebP without code: Fresh installations include ready-to-use Media Library rules for both formats
- Avoid an extra SVG upload plugin: SVG permission, MIME handling, size limits, and sanitization are managed in one place
- Control each format separately: Give SVG, WebP, AVIF, video, document, font, and archive formats their own policy and limits
- Reduce duplicate filename clutter: Optionally block an exact normalized filename when it already exists in the Media Library
- Normalize filenames: Mirror WordPress locale-aware accent conversion, transliterate supported Cyrillic characters, apply a predictable separator, and validate…
- Handle SVG locally: Sanitize canonical .svg uploads with an internal allowlist before WordPress stores them
- Keep sensitive media processing local: Files are validated on your server without cloud processing, telemetry, or external services
- Protect editorial workflows: Browser feedback and authoritative server validation apply the same upload policy consistently
- Stay inside familiar WordPress screens: Configure everything on the native Media Settings page and use the standard media uploader
Kodlo Media Manager reviews and ratings
2 reviews on WordPress.org, with the most recent ones as their authors posted them.
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Finally a practical solution for managing client uploads
I work with an agency and we maintain quite a lot of WordPress websites. On some of them, clients also have direct access to the backend and Media Library. This has always created the same problem: sooner or later someone uploads huge PNG files, images with unnecessary dimensions, inconsistent filenames, or simply the wrong file format. Then a few weeks later we get a message saying that a page has become slow and have to investigate what happened. Kodlo Media Manager solves this problem at the source. Instead of constantly explaining upload requirements to every client, we can define the rules directly in WordPress and let the website enforce them. File formats, dimensions, file size, filenames and duplicate uploads can all be controlled in one place. What I especially like is that it doesn't try to become another complicated media optimization suite. It simply prevents bad files from entering the Media Library in the first place, which is exactly what we needed. I originally found the plugin because it addressed a problem I had been dealing with for years. I liked the idea and implementation enough that I eventually decided to contribute to the project myself and help with development and testing. For agencies managing websites where multiple people upload content, this is one of those small plugins that can prevent a surprising amount of future work.
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Solved a real problem for our agency workflow
I work at an agency, and one of the recurring problems we had was that many different clients upload images and files to their WordPress websites themselves. Over time, media libraries could become messy and difficult to manage, especially when clients used inconsistent file names or uploaded a lot of similar images. This made everyday maintenance and finding the right files unnecessarily time-consuming. Kodlo Media Manager solved this problem for us. The media library is now much easier to organize and work with, and managing client uploads has become significantly more convenient. It's a simple idea, but it addresses a very real problem we regularly face when working with client websites. Very useful plugin for agencies and anyone managing WordPress sites with a lot of media.
volodjaloz
Details
Enable safer SVG and WebP uploads and set rules for file types, sizes, dimensions, filenames, and duplicates in the WordPress Media Library.
The full description, screenshots and every review live on the WordPress.org page.
Tags
- file upload
- filename
- image sizes
- media library
- SVG
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- Version
- 1.8.7
- Last updated
- Aug 22, 2026
- First published
- Jun 18, 2026
- Requires WordPress
- 6.6
- Tested up to
- 7.1
- Requires PHP
- 7.4
- Pricing
- Free on WordPress.org
Kodlo Media Manager FAQ
What does Kodlo Media Manager do?
According to its WordPress.org readme, Kodlo Media Manager offers Keep upload standards consistent: Replace written instructions with rules WordPress can enforce for supported upload flows, Start using SVG and WebP without code: Fresh installations include ready-to-use Media Library rules for both formats, Avoid an extra SVG upload plugin: SVG permission, MIME handling, size limits, and sanitization are managed in one place, Control each format separately: Give SVG, WebP, AVIF, video, document, font, and archive formats their own policy and limits and Reduce duplicate filename clutter: Optionally block an exact normalized filename when it already exists in the Media Library.
How many active installs does Kodlo Media Manager have?
WordPress.org reports 100+ active installs for Kodlo Media Manager as of September 7, 2026.
Is Kodlo Media Manager still maintained?
Yes. The last release was on August 22, 2026 and it is tested up to WordPress 7.1.
Is Kodlo Media Manager free?
Kodlo Media Manager is free to install from WordPress.org. Many plugins also sell a paid version or add-ons.