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Description

A tool that helps you restore and recover images from your wp-content/uploads folder after a database failure or reset.

Media Library Recovery allows you to restore existing image media files from the uploads folder and re-insert it into the WordPress database the correct way.

You can choose individual image files for recovery, or utilize the available filters and navigation within our custom Media Explorer to speed up the process.

USAGE

Once you upload and activate the plugin.

Go to Media > Media Recovery from the main menu which will open the Media Explorer.

From the options you can choose to either show or hide the existing image media files already found on your server and database.

Here are the general steps you need to follow to use Media Library Recovery:

Go to the Media Explorer.
Select/click the image files you want to recover.
Click on Media Recovery... button and wait until you images are rebuilt.
Go to Media > Media Recovery to verify that the images were recovered correctly.

Note: The plugin DOES NOT upload or overwrite any images on the server, and it will only scan for image files in the default WordPress uploads folder.

FEATURES & LIMITATIONS

Media Library Recovery plugin is/can/does:

restore and recover images after database failure or reset that are still available on your server.
quickly rebuild your Media Library with our custom Media Explorer.
hide all existing image files already found in the Media Library.
show different icons for existing, recovarable, selected and unavailable image files for recovery.

Known issues and limitations:

Original image files that have dimensions in the file name (e.g. icon-128×128.png) won’t apprea in the plugin Media Explorer.
Recover maximum 10 images at a time.
Image file sizes cannot exceed 2MB; to cover the max_execution_time on most servers.

DETAILED DOCUMENTATION

The step-by-step setup, usage, demos, video, and insights can be found on Media Library Recovery Pro.

MEDIA LIBRARY RECOVERY PRO

If you are using the Free version of the plugin from the www.remarpro.com repository and would like to have the Pro features you can purchase the premium version from the Media Library Recovery Pro website.

Some of the features included in the Pro version of the plugin are:

Support for ALL media types, not only for images.
Change the default wp-content/uploads path.
Unlimited number of files to recover at one time.
WordPress multisite support.
Built-in uploads backup folder feature.
Improved performance, manage larger file, and quicker recovery process.
Pro user-friendly media file explorer with advanced search, filter, and sort options.
Priority support and regular updates for one year.

Screenshots

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Installation

The installation process for the plugin is standard and user-friendly. Please inform us if you face any challenges throughout the installation.

Installation from WordPress

Visit Plugins > Add New.
Search for Media Library Recovery.
Install and activate the Media Library Recovery plugin.
Click on Settings link or go to Media > Media Recovery from the main menu.

Manual Installation

Upload the contents of the entire wp-media-recovery folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Visit Plugins.
Activate the Media Library Recovery plugin.
Click on Settings link or go to Media > Media Recovery from the main menu.

After Activation

Select all the images you want to recover and hit the Media Recovery… button.
Go to Media > Media Recovery and you will see the newly restored image.

FAQ

Visit the Support tab on this page to post your requests and questions.

We typically address all tickets within a few days.

If you have a feature request, we’ll add it to the plugin wish list and consider implementing it in the next major version.

Will I get any duplicate files?: You cannot duplicate or overwirte existing image media files.
Does it work with WordPress multisite?: The free version does not work on WordPress multisite setup, however you can take a look at the Media Library Recovery Pro version which does support multisite.
Which folders are scanned for lost media?: The free version works only with the default WordPress uploads folder wp-content/uploads. You need to have the Media Library Recovery Pro version to specify a custom uploads folder.
Can I recover all media files?: The free version allows you only to restore and rebuild images. You can take a look at the Media Library Recovery Pro version which has support to a lot more file type.
Do you offer additional support/customization?: Yes, you can get in touch with us by sending us your request on the Media Library Recovery Pro website.

Reviews

pjdm55 October 5, 2024 1 reply

I reset a new site with 90 images. This app recovered them in 3 minutes saving me all the uploading. Perfect!

netreneris June 2, 2024 1 reply

It only recovered a small portion of my missing files, leaving many important ones unrecovered and some of the “recovered” files were unusable, leading to wasted time and effort.

skylabb November 30, 2023 3 replies

This is one of the only two plugins I could find to recover media files. The plugin works as expected. There are a couple things can be improved. I have over 1000 images and files to recover. Manually clicking 10 images at a time and hit the import button isn’t going to do it. I’ll be sitting there all day to do this. I wish there’s a more efficient approach. Only images show up. It’s also common to have PDF and some other types of file in the library. The plugin seems to ignore these files.

Bernhard Kaindl November 29, 2023 2 replies

Tried it two times: It hangs my WordPress site each time when I press the recover button, sorry.

merguebara November 20, 2023

Thank you, very much!

David Harrison September 2, 2023

Stress reliever. Many thanks. Worked well after a monumental mistake!

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Contributors & Developers

“Media Library Recovery” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

Translate “Media Library Recovery” into your language.

Interested in development?

Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.

Changelog

1.6.0

New – Add compact mode toggle under settings option
Update – Compatibility check with WordPress 6.7
Update – Language file (.pot)
Update – Language file (.pot) header text
Update – Change license files to use GPLv3

1.5.9

Update – Replace all php files end of line sequence from CRLF to LF
Update – Don’t show up the rating notice when toggle plugin activate/deactivate
Update – Replace MLR_PLUGIN_DOMAIN with krasenslavov.com in Settings main page
Update – Make _wpnonce standard throughout the plugin php and js files
Update – get_posts_supported() to use get_posts() instead of direct db call with $wpdb->prepare()
Update – Update the correct support ticket link with MLR_PLUGIN_WPORG_SUPPORT
Update – Regenerate the .pot file
Fix – Mismatched text domain
Fix – Missing $domain parameter in function call
Fix – Not unslashed before sanitization. Use wp_unslash() or similar
Fix – Detected usage of a non-sanitized input variable
Fix – All output should be run through an escaping function
Fix – Detected usage of a possibly undefined superglobal array index. Use isset() or empty() to check the index exists before using it

1.5.8

Update – Compatibility check with PHP 8.3

1.5.7

Update – Compatibility check with WordPress 6.6

1.5.6

New – Add compact mode with, default top menu menu link for the plugin
Fix – Settings page layout for mobile devices

1.5.5

Fix – Fix upgrade notice to show every 30 days.

1.5.4

Update – Compatibility check with WordPress 6.5

1.5.3

Fix – Replace all json_encode with wp_json_encode, and be sure the json_decode returns an array with 2nd arg true
Fix – Add wp_nonce for rating, upgrade notices and nav links
Fix – Used esc_html, esc_url, wp_kses etc. to escape all missed strings

1.5.2

New – Add post attachment option to be able to match the recovered media to parent post id
Fix – Replace all in string variables from ${var} to {$var}

1.5.1

New – Add upgrade notice with transient and dissmis nd success button
Update – Add UTM for plugin website links

1.5.0

Update – Remove $ from common in JS an use jQuery where needed

1.4.9

New – Add function get_total_image_files separate from display_media_grid
Update – Optimize and refactor the media explorer grid with pagination
Update – Remove custom has_attachment function and use the built-in WP attachment_url_to_postid
Update – Add WP-Cron and large media libaries feature to Pro table

1.4.8

Fix – Add missing files & folder to the SVN repo

1.4.7

Update – Remove admin user cap from settings-menu.php
Update – Move mlr_recover_media ajax function into settings-actions.php
Update – Restructure and match the Media Explorer HTML to match the Pro
Update – Break SCSS _media_explorer into components
Update – Update function in the MLR_Admin class to match the Pro
Update – Merge MLR_Explorer into Media_Library_Recovery classes
Update – Update development and workflow files to match the Pro

1.4.6

New – Display total # image files in the /uploads folder
Update – Enable hide existing media functionality onload and on recover media actions
Fix – Add thumbnail height for media grid
Fix – Change notice tag to media_ from upload_

1.4.5

Update – Break the requirements and settings into components
Update – Break the SASS into componenets and fixed some small CSS issues
Update – Refactor and optmize JS code, for the admin functions

1.4.4

Fix – Change dimiss notice to go plugin page instead of plugins.php
Fix – Update recover file date to be the same as file create on data
Fix – Admin class $value_arr to $values_arr

1.4.3

New – Add correct Ajax nonce and user capability checks
Update – Move all admin php function it their own class

1.4.2

New – Add PRO version table for promo
Update – Add results per page and, redo the Media Explorer class
Update – Rewrite the plugin assets JS and CSS, based on the Pro version
Fix – Normalize some of the file paths
Fix – Escape some URLs and HTML text for translation
Fix – The ends of the Media Explorer pagination
Fix – relative path and file for the rebuild media function

1.4.1

Update – Update new development workflow and structure
Update – Remove some of classes and convert to function based
Update – CSS and some general styling

1.4.0

New – Add new development workflow and structure
New – Change namespace to match the developry structure
New – Add status for large files with new icon
New – Load thumbnails in file browser 150×150, if available
New – Move global variables out of the classes
New – Add some additional JS errors when recovering media
New – Add scaled image file name support
Update – Overall plugin and readme copy and text
Update – Improve UI and UX with a larger font size and max-width container
Update – Add file size limit to avoid 500 erorr of larger media files
Update – Remove and unnecessary dev code snippets and variables
Update – Move back all styles using SASS and SCSS files
Fix – Skip .. and . when looping the iterator

1.3.0

Update – Add proper translation stings
Update – Plugin .pot file in /lang folder
Update – Test and check functionality with WordPress 6.1
Update – Test and check functionality with WordPress 6.0

1.2.0

Update – Improved UI and functionality
Update – Better UX and new plugin framework

1.1.0

Update – Total revision of the plugin with improved code and UI
Fix – Added pagination with showing a maximum of 30 images per page
Fix – Improved page loading time by using thumbnails (where available)
Fix – Set a limit to be able to recover a maximum of 10 images at a time
Fix – Removed the confirmation code functionality
Fix – Loader image path