When a WordPress site needs different upload rules for different accounts, EasyMedia Pro adds controls for users, roles, and file types. It also gives administrators records and summaries they can use to review uploads and media usage.

Which upload rules can you set?

Set upload limits for WordPress roles such as Administrator, Editor, and Author. An individual user can have a separate storage limit that overrides global options. File type restrictions let you allow selected formats for a user. For example, an account that only needs images can be restricted from uploading ZIP or executable documents where appropriate.

What can you review?

• Upload logs record the user, file name, size, type, and upload time.
• Attachment details display where a file is used across posts, pages, or products.
• File sizes appear in media library columns and attachment details.
• A graphical dashboard summarizes recent uploads, overall usage, media library activity, and the top uploader list.
• Upload logs can be exported, and detailed reports can be generated for analysis.

How does it fit into EasyMedia?

The EasyMedia add-on provides dashboard controls for upload size, maximum execution time, and memory limits. Its system status view shows detected WordPress and server upload limits, execution time, memory limit, and other system information. Open Media > EasyMedia in the WordPress dashboard to review these settings and configure the available controls. The Pro extension can automatically install and configure the main plugin if needed. EasyMedia Pro also includes priority support and regular updates.

Which limits depend on the server?

The plugin's supported controls are managed from the WordPress dashboard without editing code or php.ini files. Server-adjusted limits can still require changes at the hosting level; a plugin alone cannot raise a server limit from 16 MB to 128 MB.

EasyMedia was previously named MaxUploader. Existing settings remain intact when updating from MaxUploader to EasyMedia.