WordPress Real Media Library

Overview

Real Media Library is primarily a media-management plugin rather than a page builder. It creates a virtual structure for uploaded files, allowing site owners to group media into folders, collections, and gallery data folders while continuing to use the WordPress Media Library workflow. The WordPress.org listing documents support for common media types, drag-and-drop organization, folder-based uploads, filtering in the media insertion dialog, and dynamic galleries created from folders. ([wordpress.org](https://wordpress.org/plugins/real-media-library-lite/)) The free WordPress.org version is an important reference point for evaluation: it provides unlimited main folders, while the listing identifies subfolders and additional capabilities as part of the PRO offering. Because the supplied catalog lead points to a marketplace product and gives version 4.22.82, buyers should confirm that the downloaded package, license terms, update channel, and available features match the edition they intend to use. Test existing media workflows, page-builder integrations, and gallery output on staging before deployment. ([wordpress.org](https://wordpress.org/plugins/real-media-library-lite/)) The plugin is also relevant to developers building custom media workflows. First-party documentation describes JavaScript/TypeScript hooks, WordPress actions and filters, PHP APIs, and REST API documentation. The PHP reference includes APIs for reading folders, creating folder structures, and querying parent or child relationships, although developers should check edition-specific limitations and current API behavior before building a production integration. ([devowl.io](https://devowl.io/wordpress-real-media-library/developer-api/)) ([docs.devowl.io](https://docs.devowl.io/real-media-library/php/?ut

Compatibility and setup context

• The current WordPress.org listing specifies WordPress 6.1 or higher, PHP 7.4 or higher, and testing through WordPress 7.1 for the listed edition. Verify these requirements against the marketplace package before installat
• The listing names Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery Page Builder, Visual Composer, Divi Builder, and Beaver Builder among supported page-builder integrations. Confirm the specific builder version and site configuration on s
• The listing documents support for WordPress Multisite, with each site having its own folder tree. Test network activation and per-site administration before using it across a multisite network. ([wordpress.org](https://w
• The virtual organization layer does not relocate files in the server uploads directory. Sites that require physical filesystem organization should evaluate the developer's separate physical-media solution instead. ([word

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