1. Analyze
Check products, variations, galleries, media records, upload files, scheduler health, and image requirements.
Media Master Pro is the focused WooCommerce® media operations center for store owners, catalog managers, freelancers, and agencies.
Match product and variation images, repair galleries, generate WebP, review unused media, quarantine ghost upload files, restore recoverable items, run diagnostics, and use optional advanced command templates, without turning cleanup into a blind delete button.
Preview first. Review risky changes. Apply only when you are ready.
No per-image fees for current local features · 14-day refund policy · Full-site backup recommended before broad cleanup
This video shows only part of what the plugin can do.
Analyze, preview, review, apply, and recover through a guided workflow designed for real WooCommerce production stores.
Check products, variations, galleries, media records, upload files, scheduler health, and image requirements.
Use dry-runs, scan-only modes, and candidate lists before changing products, files, or galleries.
Inspect matches, paths, warnings, gallery references, ghost files, and selected items before applying changes.
Run supported workflows directly when ready, with confirmations where the operation is sensitive.
Use Quarantine, Media Trash review, backup helpers, Stop Operation, and Emergency Stop when needed.
Start with dry-runs, scans, candidate lists, and review queues before touching live catalog records.
The workflow reduces product-by-product admin work without pretending every store behaves the same.
Cleanup, quarantine, restore, and destructive maintenance workflows stay protected where applicable.
Match products, repair galleries, generate WebP, review cleanup candidates, and use supported recovery paths without jumping between tools.
Match product, gallery, and variation images by SKU, slug, title, or variation SKU workflows, with review-first options for existing catalogs.
Build, replace, validate, clone, and clean WooCommerce galleries with category-aware workflows and duplicate-reference cleanup.
Generate WebP variants where supported, regenerate thumbnails, review file weight, dimensions, aspect ratio, and SEO metadata gaps.
Separate WordPress media attachment cleanup from physical ghost-file quarantine, then review, restore, or purge carefully.
Use SKU, slug, title, and variation SKU workflows to connect media to products with preview-first control.
Fill missing product images, repair galleries, and organize product visuals after imports or supplier uploads.
Work with variation identifiers and review candidates before applying changes to variable products.
The plugin helps reduce repetitive admin work; actual match quality depends on filenames, SKU/title consistency, and catalog structure.
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Candidate: SKU AX42 · confidence depends on naming
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Candidate gallery structure prepared
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Needs admin review before apply
Illustrative UI preview. Actual candidates depend on your store data and selected workflow.
Separate WordPress media orphans from physical ghost files, review candidates, then use Media Trash or Quarantine where appropriate.
Find WordPress Media Library attachments that appear unused or unreferenced, then review candidates before moving selected items to Media Trash.
Find physical files in uploads that WordPress does not know about, then review selected candidates before moving them to Media Master Quarantine.
Review, restore, or permanently remove quarantined files and Media Trash items after you verify what is safe for your store.
Cleanup Review
Illustrative review UI. Actual candidates depend on your store, references, selected scanner, and configured safeguards.
Compare repetitive product-by-product media work with a guided batch workflow built around preview, review, apply, and recovery.
Opening products, searching filenames, and setting featured images or galleries one by one.
Use SKU, slug, title, and variation-SKU signals to prepare matches for review or supported direct workflows.
Large PNGs, missing alt text, broken gallery links, and unknown upload-folder files are easy to miss manually.
WebP generation, metadata checks, gallery repair, orphan scans, ghost scans, and diagnostics live in one operations center.
Deleting files marked "unused" without context can break products, widgets, galleries, or legacy references.
Preview candidates, use Media Trash or Quarantine where supported, keep backups/logs, and use Emergency Stop for stuck operations.
Review width, height, aspect ratio, and layout suitability.
Spot heavy images and WebP opportunities where supported.
Use dominant color and extracted signals as review helpers.
Review missing alt text and attachment metadata patterns before accessibility or SEO changes.
Review dimensions, weight, color, layout, attachment metadata, and SEO gaps to make better catalog decisions.
Use signals to prioritize cleanup, WebP, alt-text and attachment-metadata work, and catalog consistency.
Keep final decisions in the hands of the store administrator for risky operations.
Avoid vague hands-off expectations; the value is controlled media operations.
Generate eligible WebP variants, compare real output files, and review media-health signals while keeping storefront performance expectations realistic.
Example source and generated WebP output.
File-size savings vary by source image, dimensions, image content, transparency, active WordPress image editor, and quality setting.
Create WebP files for eligible images through WordPress image-editor support.
Use configurable settings instead of a one-size-fits-all performance promise.
Regenerate or repair derivative media as part of maintenance workflows.
Review file size, dimensions, layout, and metadata issues before acting.
Treat format savings as image-specific. Media Master v1.0.0 generates WebP through the active WordPress image editor for eligible source media. AVIF generation is not included in this release. Results vary with image content, dimensions, transparency, editor support, and the selected quality setting.
Repair gallery references, reduce duplicates, review category patterns, and keep product visuals consistent.
Clean duplicate gallery IDs, detect missing references, replace selected galleries, and rebuild product image sets with review-first workflows.
Use category and product-group context where it helps you keep similar catalogs, collections, and imported product lines organized.
Review thumbnails, dimensions, layout signals, and gallery consistency before committing larger product-media changes.
Use visual tools first, scheduler-aware workflows for larger work, and advanced templates only when needed.
Prepare image folders, matching rules, filename patterns, and review queues after supplier uploads or migrations.
Build, replace, validate, clone, or clean product-gallery relationships without editing products one at a time.
Run WebP, thumbnail, metadata, and health workflows with limits and environment-aware expectations.
Separate orphan attachments from ghost upload files and review candidates before moving anything.
Review Quarantine and Media Trash areas, restore supported items, and purge only after verification.
Check requirements, scheduler health, upload permissions, backups, logs, and safe performance profiles.
High-risk workflows are framed around preview, review, confirmation, backup habits, Quarantine, Media Trash, and recovery controls.
Dry-runs, scan-only actions, selected-item flows, and candidate review reduce blind changes.
Physical upload files WordPress does not know about can be reviewed and held before final decisions.
WordPress media attachments use reviewed Media Trash workflows where supported.
A typed STOP recovery control blocks new Media Master work, aborts browser work where possible, cancels or unschedules supported queued work, and asks running PHP chunks to stop at safe boundaries.
Use staging for broad catalog operations, confirm backups before cleanup, start with preview workflows, and apply changes in controlled batches. The plugin provides safety controls, but the best store maintenance still uses careful admin review.
*Simplified preview. Actual plugin interface may differ.
Search by keyword, see the images, select in bulk, and assign categories quickly. Lazy-loading support helps with larger product lists.
Product imports, migrations, cleanup, growing catalogs, agencies, and visual catalog polish.
Match uploaded images, fill missing product visuals, and repair galleries after CSV imports or supplier deliveries.
Find unregistered upload files, broken references, missing media relationships, and gallery inconsistencies.
Preview orphan and ghost candidates before deleting, trashing, quarantining, or purging anything.
Use controlled batch processing, scheduler checks, and safer limits as your product/media library grows.
Use repeatable workflows, backups, diagnostics, settings export/import, and advanced commands for client stores.
Review alt text, dimensions, weight, WebP, gallery consistency, layout labels, and attachment metadata patterns.
Preview selected Command Center power tools with preview-first safeguards for repeatable support and maintenance workflows. Copy the template, verify real values, then run only what you trust.
Preview optional Amazon S3 Copy/Sync before transfer. Local originals and normal WordPress media URLs remain; v1.0.0 is not a full media-offload or CDN feature. The v1 virtual-host contract uses lowercase non-dotted bucket names and does not include multipart upload.
Prepare watermark workflows with backup and dry-run review before supported live operations.
Preview uploads-folder media discovery, then create or resume draft products where the Product Harvest workflow is applied; source files are retained.
Preview filename rewrite plans before applying changes to supported media operations.
Advanced templates are intentionally preview-first. Replace placeholder values, confirm backups, and use the visual dashboard first unless a command workflow is clearly more appropriate.
Use advanced templates when visual tools are not enough. Most stores should start with the visual dashboard first.
Command display is a buyer-facing preview. Actual output depends on plugin settings, enabled modules, store state, and the selected workflow.
Run optional command-style workflows inside WordPress Admin for diagnostics, backups, gallery repair, quarantine review, ghost-file handling, metadata work, and maintenance. Use canonical command names directly in the browser Command Center; when the separately controlled WP-CLI surface is enabled, supported shell environments can use wp mmw <command>.
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Built for WooCommerce product media, variations, galleries, categories, WordPress attachments, and upload-folder workflows.
The v1.0.0 package has explicit minimums and detects optional runtime capabilities separately instead of pretending every host supports every feature.
The published Solo, Team, and Agency offers use the same current Pro feature set; active-site allowance and license term differ. Current local plugin features do not use per-image API billing.
For production stores, keep an independent full-site backup and begin with preview/review workflows before broad changes. Dominant Color Analysis and the current Watermark implementation require GD; Amazon S3 Copy/Sync requires cURL; signed automatic updates require PHP Sodium Ed25519 support. High-impact operations are Administrator-only by default, and Network-wide WordPress Multisite activation is explicitly blocked in v1.0.0; per-site Multisite use should be separately validated.
Solo, Team, and Agency include the same current Pro feature set under the published offer model. Choose by yearly/lifetime term and active-site allowance.
For individual store owners
Yearly license term
For small teams & freelancers
Yearly license term
For agencies and client portfolios
Yearly license term
Requirements: PHP 8.2+ • WordPress 6.2+ • WooCommerce 8.0+ • writable uploads • usable WordPress image editor. GD is required for Dominant Color Analysis and the current Watermark implementation; Action Scheduler is operation-specific.
Yearly licenses include updates and Priority Email Support while active. Lifetime licenses are one-time purchases for lifetime plugin updates on the selected active-site allowance and include 1 year of Priority Email Support. Renewal/billing behavior follows the live checkout and account terms.
Prices are shown in USD. Applicable taxes, payment-provider charges, or currency-conversion costs may be added or handled at checkout. Processing results and speed vary by catalog structure, image sizes, server setup, selected operations, and review choices.
Practical answers about safety, cleanup, WebP, recovery, licensing, and production use.
manage_options. Ordinary Shop Managers are not automatically granted destructive Media Master capabilities. Still have questions? Review the FAQ, then choose the license that fits your store count.