Free on WordPress.org
v1.0 out now
Jelly Folders drops a real folder tree into upload.php. Drag files in, nest as deep as you like, colour-code everything — and nothing ever moves on disk.
No folder cap · No upload cap · Works on unlimited sites
Folders are taxonomy terms, so every URL, srcset and CDN cache stays exactly as it was. Reorganise 10,000 files without breaking one link.
A sidebar beside the core WordPress grid — plus the same folder browser inside Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi and WPBakery modals.
Unlimited folders, unlimited nesting, unlimited sites, no trial clock. Premium adds power tools — it doesn't unlock the basics.
Four presets free, the full 16-colour palette plus a custom HEX picker in premium. Nest as deep as you need — the tree remembers where you left off.
The free plugin is the whole folder experience on as many sites as you like — not a demo. Premium is a one-time payment, with an annual option if you prefer.
unlimited sites
No folder cap, no upload cap, no time limit
1 site
Lifetime licence — never expires
5 sites
Lifetime licence — never expires
unlimited sites
Lifetime licence — never expires
Small releases, often. If something here matters to you, tell me and it moves up.
First-party S3, Google Cloud Storage and Cloudflare R2 sync built into the plugin.
Vision-API filing of new uploads into the right folder, plus generated alt text, title and caption. Opt-in, no external call without it.
SVG upload with sanitisation, WPML/Polylang translation support, RTL layout, reversible install with opt-in uninstall.
Upload destination picker, folder tree inside the insert-media modal, new-file badges per folder, pagination for large trees.
Folders as a WordPress taxonomy: nothing under uploads/ moves or gets renamed. Single level, grid view only.
Never. Folders live in a taxonomy, so every file stays exactly where WordPress put it.
Your Media Library goes back to normal, untouched. Reactivate and your folders are still there.
It hooks into the existing grid rather than replacing it, and folder queries are indexed term lookups.
Yes — everything routes through the public REST API, which builders and custom code can call too.
They follow WordPress capabilities; premium adds per-folder role-based rules on top.
I do, personally. Free support on the WordPress.org forum, priority replies for premium licences.