perfectly thought out, cleanly programmed, error-free and stable

WPLR / Sync for full sync of photos between Lightroom and WordPress is probably by far the most functional plugin.

If not the best.

I’ve been using it with ease and enthusiasm since the end of 2015. I’ve also come to terms with the difficulties Jordy had in developing the plugin and Adobe did not adequately support him with the information he needed.

Despite his adversities, he has been extremely diligent, steadfast perseverance and admirable creativeness launched this helper, who has become so valuable to us.

Even after the successful launch of the perfectly thought-out and well-crafted plugin, he personally takes time for each customer to help solve a problem in a pleasantly friendly way with superior yet understandable expertise. Sometimes I wonder where the man takes the time to do it.

I have yet to discover any plugin, which has received only the best reviews.
Except this one.
And rightly so.

With this review, I would like to sincerely thank the developer for his continued diligence and ambition with which he created this plugin. And I would like to recommend this plugin to anyone who wants to make working with their photos much easier. With the use of the plugin, he supports not only the work of the outstanding developer and his team against an almost negligible usage fee, but above all, with the associated significant time savings, also the own workflow.

Important NOTE:

From my own experience, I must give the hint at this point that even this plugin only works smoothly and as expected, if certain basic requirements are met.
Adobe recommends hardware related to Lightroom.
The developers of WordPress and especially the experienced users recommend certain rules for using WordPress.
Jordy recommends on his homepage also fully how the user can limit and eliminate the error itself in case of disturbances.

If the plugin user observes all hints, the plugin itself should not go wrong.

Unless the hardware – in my case, the graphics card – has surprisingly and unexpectedly caused many years of stable use a mistake that is then not easy to discover because Lightroom such errors are not logged. But just the error message that says:

An internal error occurred
wplr.lrplugin/JSON.lua:383: nil passed to JSON:decode()

This error is in my experience and extremely far-reaching and yet unsuccessful troubleshooting (up to the reinstallation of the operating system) solely due to a graphics card defect, because although the Lightroom collection is created in WordPress, the medium to be exported from Lightroom to WordPress but not from the Graphics hardware is processed accordingly processed and it therefore comes to the above “nil message”.

I hope I could be helpful in making decisions with my review of other interesting photographers.