Popis
SEO Media Manager gives site owners consistent, configurable media metadata without manually editing every attachment.
The Free edition includes:
- Format metadata automatically when media is uploaded.
- Replace hyphens, underscores, periods, tildes, and plus signs with spaces.
- Control letter case and capitalisation.
- Keep selected whole words such as
SEO,PDF, orUKuppercase. - Preview the title and copied metadata while changing rules, before saving.
- Copy the formatted title to alternative text, captions, and descriptions.
- Filter the default settings, formatted title, and alternative text in custom code.
SEO Media Manager Pro adds:
- Batch-process the complete Media Library in durable 20-item background jobs.
- Limit a batch job to images, SVG, PDF, documents, audio, or video.
- Select a custom set of attachments to process.
- Leave the settings screen while a job continues, then return to its saved progress.
- Cancel an active job safely after its current group finishes.
- Use original filenames or a fixed title as the source.
- Replace more punctuation, numbers, and custom phrases.
- Split titles at capital letters or number groups.
- Receive paid updates and priority support through Freemius.
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Instalace
- Install SEO Media Manager from the WordPress plugin directory, or upload a Pro ZIP from your WPGO Plugins account.
- Activate SEO Media Manager.
- Open SEO Media Manager > Settings and review the formatting rules.
- Pro users can activate a licence from the Account screen to enable the paid features, updates, and support.
Back up the site database before batch-changing existing media metadata.
Nejčastější dotazy
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Does batch processing change the original media files?
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No. It updates WordPress attachment metadata only. The stored file is not renamed or modified.
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Can I process only selected attachments?
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Yes, with Pro. Open the Batch processing tab, choose Custom selection, select the attachments, and start the background job.
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Can I process only one kind of media?
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Yes. The Pro batch screen can limit either the complete library or a custom selection to images, SVG, PDF, documents, audio, or video. The chosen filter is saved with the job.
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Do I need to keep the settings screen open?
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No. Action Scheduler processes the library in small background groups and saves progress between requests. You can leave the screen and return later. As with other WordPress scheduled tasks, a site with WP-Cron disabled needs a working server-side cron runner.
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What happens when I deactivate a Pro licence?
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The plugin stays active and shows the Free interface. Your paid settings remain stored, but paid rules and batch processing are unavailable until a valid licence is activated again.
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Will existing Format Media Titles settings be kept?
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Yes. Version 1.3.0 imports the established
fmt_optionssettings and keeps a compatibility copy for a safe rollback. The WordPress.org slug remainsformat-media-titles, so existing sites continue to receive updates from the same listing. -
Are developer filters available?
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Yes. The established seo_media_manager_defaults, seo_media_manager_title, and seo_media_manager_alt filters are preserved.
Recenze
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Přehled změn
1.3.0
- Merge the former Free and Pro codebases into one SEO Media Manager source and Freemius product while keeping the
format-media-titlesWordPress.org slug and theseo-media-managerPro folder. - Add a compatibility loader that keeps existing Free installations active during the main-file transition and preserves their saved settings.
- Make an unlicensed Pro package fall back to the Free interface; activating or deactivating the licence now switches the available feature set without replacing the plugin.
- Keep Pro settings stored while the licence is inactive so they return after reactivation.
- Add the redesigned four-step settings screen and editable live preview to Free.
- Add durable server-side background processing for large existing Media Libraries, powered by Action Scheduler.
- Save progress between 20-item groups so work can continue after the settings screen is closed or refreshed.
- Add a Pro file-type filter for images, SVG, PDF, documents, audio, and video.
- Add safe cancellation, duplicate-worker protection, and a clear saved progress summary.
- Keep each job consistent by using the selected settings and library boundary captured when it starts.
- Add a top-level Home, Settings, and New Features experience with clearer first-run guidance and a privacy-safe support summary.
- Add an outcome-led Free-to-Pro comparison on Home with a real background-processing preview and transparent annual pricing, while keeping the Pro Home focused on its available tools.
- Add the shared More from WPGO Plugins companion section to the bottom of Home.
- Redesign the formatting-rules screen and add a live filename preview that follows the current unsaved settings.
- Show a short Settings saved confirmation without keeping a timestamp or repeating it after refresh.
- Keep notices raised by this or another plugin out of the header across every SEO Media Manager-owned admin screen.
- Show the discounted first-year price and regular annual renewal price together on the in-plugin upgrade screen, and apply the matching licence-tier coupon at checkout.
- Show the SEO Media Manager product mark in the in-plugin pricing header.
- Clarify when a new upload uses its WordPress attachment title or original filename, and confirm compatibility with WordPress 7.1.
1.2.0
- Add a protected uppercase-word rule for abbreviations such as SEO, PDF, and UK.
- Import the uppercase-word list from Format Media Titles 1.1.0 during a free-to-Pro migration.
- Apply the new rule to automatic uploads and safe existing-library batches.
1.1.2
- Keep the installed premium functionality running after a subscription expires while updates and support remain licence-controlled.
- Reject malformed batch scopes and attachment IDs before any media is changed.
- Prevent formatting rules from overwriting attachment metadata with an empty title.
- Avoid a partial alternative-text update when the attachment post update fails.
- Improve handling of the plugin folder and main file during Freemius updates.
1.1.1
- Import existing Format Media Titles settings without deleting the free plugin configuration.
- Prevent both Free and Pro upload callbacks from formatting the same attachment.
1.1.0
- Process existing media in sequential, bounded server-side batches instead of loading the complete library and firing concurrent requests.
- Require administrator capability and a valid nonce for batch mutation requests.
- Return structured JSON results with error handling and accessible progress feedback.
- Add Unicode-aware title parsing, casing, capitalization, and whitespace normalization.
- Prevent duplicate image and gallery title attributes.
- Modernize the settings screen and update WPGO Plugins account and support links.
- Raise the supported PHP baseline to 7.4 for current WordPress compatibility.
1.0.6
- Correct the Pro plugin folder name for Freemius installation and updates.
1.0.4
- Gate the premium-only runtime with Freemius licensing so the deployment processor can generate distinct free and paid artifacts.
1.0.0
- Migrate licensing and updates from the legacy EDD integration to Freemius.
- Preserve the established settings and formatting behavior.
- Harden batch processing, reset actions, input validation, and output escaping.
