FileBird – WordPress Media Library Folders

FileBird adds folders to the WordPress media library. Sort images, videos, and documents into nested folders with drag-and-drop and bulk actions.

Version6.5.8
Last UpdatedAugust 23, 2026
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

FileBird is a WordPress plugin that brings a folder structure to your media library. You can arrange images, videos, and documents into nested folders, move items by dragging and dropping, and apply bulk actions. A smart search helps you find files inside that structure.

Key Features

  • Folder structure – Your media library gains folders, so files can be grouped instead of sitting in one long list.
  • Nested folders – Folders can sit inside other folders, letting you build a hierarchy that mirrors how your content is organized.
  • Drag-and-drop sorting – You move media between folders by dragging and dropping rather than editing each item.
  • Bulk actions – Several files can be handled at once, so tidying a large library does not mean working one item at a time.
  • Smart search – A search function helps you locate files within the folder organization.

Who Is It For

This plugin is for WordPress site owners and editors who manage a growing media library and want to organize images, videos, and documents into folders instead of a single flat list.