Works Great on Self-Hosted WordPress

Self-hosted WordPress on a server usually doesn’t allow large file uploads by default. This plugin makes it easy to quickly modify the internal constraints of the WordPress service. While this alone is often not enough—you still need to configure restrictions on the frontend web proxy like Apache or Nginx—it’s already quite impressive. After all, modifying WordPress’s internal constraints typically requires adjusting INI files, which can be quite cumbersome. Any tool that simplifies this process is definitely a plus.