Moves WordPress uploads to Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Hetzner, Scaleway, Akamai (Linode), Google Cloud Storage or any S3-compatible storage, and serves them from your own domain. Paths mirror your uploads folder, so responsive images keep working.
From $29 a year or $89 once · WordPress 6.6+ · PHP 8.2+ · A bucket on R2, S3 or another S3-compatible service
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Every product photo, every thumbnail size and every download lands on the same disk as your site, until the host asks you to buy the next plan. And every staging copy you clone can reach the same files.
"I was running out of space on my server provider's data plan and decided to offload my images to an Amazon S3 bucket."
"I cloned a site to a new staging environment, and then realized that it is now sharing it's media bucket with the live site."
Test connection reaches your bucket, writes a file, reads it back, fetches it through your delivery domain the way a visitor would, and deletes it, reporting each step. Offloading starts once the bucket steps pass.
Pick the provider and enter what it asks for: account ID or region, the bucket, the keys and your delivery domain. Keys can stay in wp-config.php.
Each check is reported on its own, so if something is wrong you see exactly which step failed.
Once the test passes, new uploads are copied to the bucket. Turn on serving to point their URLs there, then offload the existing library in the background. You can watch it, stop it, or bring everything back.
WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads files never go to the public bucket. Add a private bucket and WooCommerce files are copied there; once the shop has checked the purchase, customers get a link that expires after five minutes.
A copy of your database can serve production's media but never deletes or overwrites it. Clone the store as often as you like.
Local files are kept by default. Deleting them frees disk space and is only possible while media is served from the bucket; Restore local copies brings everything back.
Each file shows its offload status and last error. The settings screen counts what's waiting and what failed, links to each one, and Site Health warns when new uploads stop offloading.
Every plan has every feature. Local copies on localhost, .test or .local don't use a site.
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$89once
Founding offer, until 31 December: $66 once.
Pay once. The key never expires, and gets updates and support for as long as we sell the plugin.
Buy for life, 1 site$29a year
Founding offer, until 31 December: $17 a year, and it stays at that price every year.
Renews every year at the same price. Polar emails you a week before. Cancel any time from your account.
Buy for 1 siteSold by Polar, our merchant of record, which adds any sales tax or VAT at checkout.
Recommended for agencies
$149once
Founding offer, until 31 December: $111 once.
Pay once. The key never expires, and gets updates and support for as long as we sell the plugin.
Buy for life, 5 sites$49a year
Founding offer, until 31 December: $29 a year, and it stays at that price every year.
Renews every year at the same price. Polar emails you a week before. Cancel any time from your account.
Buy for 5 sitesSold by Polar, our merchant of record, which adds any sales tax or VAT at checkout.
Recommended for agencies
$539once
Founding offer, until 31 December: $404 once.
Pay once. The key never expires, and gets updates and support for as long as we sell the plugin.
Buy for life, 25 sites$179a year
Founding offer, until 31 December: $107 a year, and it stays at that price every year.
Renews every year at the same price. Polar emails you a week before. Cancel any time from your account.
Buy for 25 sitesSold by Polar, our merchant of record, which adds any sales tax or VAT at checkout.
Plus any sales tax or VAT · Sold by Polar, our merchant of record · Full refund within 14 days · All plugins and the bundle
Yes. WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads files stay on your server, where the shop checks the purchase before serving them, and are never copied to the public bucket. With a private bucket, WooCommerce files go there and customers get a link that expires after five minutes.
Files keep their names, so a replaced image goes to the same URL. Browsers check again after a day; purge the URL at your CDN to update it sooner.
While every file still has a local copy, nothing: your site serves them from its own server again. If you deleted local copies, those files stop loading until the plugin is active again, so run Restore local copies before removing it for good.
Never from the bucket. Uninstalling removes the settings and keys but keeps the record of files that exist only in the bucket, so reinstalling serves them again.
Yes: wp zdom status, wp zdom offload (add --dry-run to list what would move), wp zdom verify and wp zdom download.
