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Easy File Uploader Pro Settings

This section controls general upload behavior, previews, and image handling.

Add File to Media Library

When enabled, uploaded files will be added to the WordPress Media Library.

  • Use case: Useful if you want uploaded files to be reusable across posts or pages.
  • Default: Disabled

Enable Preview

Allows users to preview the uploaded file immediately after upload.

  • Supported: Images and previewable file types
  • Recommended: Enable for better user experience

Preview Height

Defines the height (in pixels) of the file preview container.

  • Default: 100
  • Tip: Increase this value for larger image previews

Enable Cropping

Enables image cropping before the file is saved.

  • Applies to: Image uploads only
  • Use case: Enforce consistent image dimensions

Crop Aspect Ratio

Defines the aspect ratio for image cropping.

  • Format: Human-readable ratio (e.g. 1:1, 4:3, 16:10)
  • Leave empty: Allows freeform cropping

Upload Location

Specifies a custom upload directory relative to wp-content/uploads.

  • Example: uploads/custom-folder
  • Leave empty: Uses the default WordPress uploads directory

Easy DragDrop File Uploader Settings

This section controls validation, limits, and UI labels for the drag-and-drop uploader.

Max File Size

Sets the maximum allowed file size for uploads.

  • Unit: Megabytes (MB)
  • Default: 2048
  • Note: Can be overridden at the field level

Default Button Label

Defines the text shown on the upload button.

  • Default: Browse Files
  • Example alternatives:
    • Upload File
    • Select Files
    • Choose Attachment

Default File Types Allowed

Specifies allowed file extensions.

  • Format: Comma-separated list
  • Example: jpg,jpeg,png,gif,bmp,webp
  • Tip: Always restrict file types for security

File Type Error Message

Custom error message shown when an invalid file type is uploaded.

  • Example: Invalid file type. Please upload a supported format.

File Size Error Message

Custom error message shown when a file exceeds the size limit.

  • Example: The uploaded file exceeds the maximum allowed size.

Saving Changes

After modifying any settings, click Save Changes to apply them site-wide.