WP Extra File Types: Pricing, Instructions, Reviews and More
Explore the capabilities of WP Extra File Types plugin, enhancing your WordPress site by supporting additional file formats. Perfect for diverse content needs.
Overview
Compatibility
Installation instructions
Customer support & learning resources
Changelog
Main benefits
Expand file type support
Enhance media library functionality
Simplify file uploads
Increase file compatibility
About this plugin
Categories: Media Management
Version: 0.5.2
Last updated: 28-10-2023
WordPress version: 4.0
Tested up to: 6.3.5
PHP version required: false
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Overview
This WordPress plugin enhances your website's Media Library by expanding the range of file types you can upload. By adding more file extensions to the default list supported during the upload process, it allows users to seamlessly include various file formats that were previously restricted. This ensures greater flexibility and convenience for content creators and administrators, making media management more efficient and versatile on your WordPress site.
Enhanced Media Library
- Allows addition of new file types to the default list
- Supports a wider range of file extensions for uploads
Increased Flexibility
- Enables uploading of uncommon or custom file types
- Provides more options for content management
Improved Workflow
- Reduces the need for external file hosting
- Streamlines the process of adding diverse media types
User-Friendly
- Simple integration with the existing Media Library
- Easy to configure and manage additional file types
Rating and reviews
toraxmalu
20 Apr, 2024
I read several “it doesn’t work”-remarks: it works fine, but the documentation and description doesn’t help newcomers!
Settings you’ll find in section “Settings, Extra File Types”
It only inserts the required filter statements so wordpress allows to upload and managing those files.
The plugin itself doesn’t bring file support itself – only modifies the upload-filter!
audioscavenger
21 Mar, 2024
Works partially. With correct mime type, yes you can upload new files as “documents”, but they are either refused in the end, or renamed into TIF extension if the mimtype is image.
impossible to insert them as attachement in a post.
there is a better plugin out there that creates posts for that purpose.
This topic was modified 4 months ago by audioscavenger.
stevecattobooks
24 Jan, 2024
This was great. We are a publisher, so the inability to upload .epub files as a Woocommerce product was a killer. It uses the WordPress file types list.
What you have to do is remember to go to Settings in WordPress and select the file types you want AND scroll right to the bottom and save the changes. I didn’t do that first time – thinking that toggling the checkbox was enough, so it didn’t remember.
biloute
28 Sep, 2023
this plugin doesnt do the thing it’s supposed to do 😅
buddor
15 May, 2023
enabled gpx, applied changes, waited a moment, refreshed… then tried to upload a gpx file. Not working. Still the message that I am not allowed to upload that kind of file.