画像を管理する23の優れたWordPressプラグイン（更新）

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1. Price

   Is there a way for a user of the website to copy/paste images or photos directly into a text field they are writing?

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     We do not have a recommended plugin for that at the moment.

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2. Estephan

   Hi
   I need a plugin that shows some pictures in thumbnails but didn’t download pictures in high quality. and I wanna download and show pictures only when the user clicked on that picture.
   Is there any option?

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     For what it sounds like, you may want to reach out to Envira Gallery to see if that is what you’re looking for

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3. Kevin MIles

   what plugin sync the pictures to the cloud. I seen you talk about awhile back.
   also im looking for one that organizes the pics. Thanks

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     It sounds like you’re talking about a backup plugin: https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/7-best-wordpress-backup-plugins-compared-pros-and-cons/
     Unless I hear otherwise, we do not have an image organizer plugin we would recommend at the moment.

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4. Igno

   Hi There,
   Is there any plugin that can be put on a page (not widget) that allows one to show one random image from a pool of images in a folder or in media area?
   Regards
   Igno

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     Unless I hear otherwise, we don’t have a specific method or plugin we would recommend for that.

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5. Sueli

   Hi Syed,

   Your post are the best that can be found on the internet for Wordpress (very well written) and I have purchased 2 of your products (WPForms and Soliloquy).

   I have a client (artist) that licenses his work and wants a WP site where visitors can:

   1 -Search and filter his images, similar to

   2- Create an account where they can save selected images (like a stock photography website) for future reference.

   Which plugins would you recommend to accomplish that?

   Thanks!

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6. Alex Hunter

   Thank you for all of your wonderful content. Your posts and YT videos have been my #1 resource since starting my WP site. If there’s a plug-in that I want an overview on, WP beginner almost always has a video on it! I came across this post when searching for a way to turn text/posts into images and I’m hoping you can help be out.

   What I’m desperately looking for is a plug-in or two that can take a daily tip, turn it into an image, which can then be shared to twitter, fb and instagram. …I have blog-to-social and there are ‘daily tip’ plugins, but I’ve been unable to find anything that turns text to image, let alone one that displays as a daily tip with a share or retweet feature. Any help in pointing me in the right direction.would be greatly appreciated.

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7. AOWANDERS

   WPBEGGINER,

   First time visitor here, and when I clicked through from google wasn’t exactly sure what I was about to discover. Looks like I should spend some more time on your site feels like you have a lot of good tips lying around. Hopefully I can find what I am looking for.

   I am a joomla guy and recently just moved to wordpress, and am not sure it was the right move. What takes a minutes or in some cases a few hours takes days or weeks to do in wordpress. Which if the stat that 25% of all websites in the world are built off of wordpress makes it even more confusing as to why this is the case.

   First off thank you for putting all this information together. Can’t wait to install a couple of them, but I came here looking more for blog writing or organization plugins. Things like twinword that provide a real time thesaurus from your dashboard by simply pausing or tapping the shift button. Plugins that help you write smoother, better & faster. Plugins that possibly provide information, tips, links, data or even photos for your text. If such a thing exists. I have my doubts, but one can dream right.

   I am also finding it impossible to believe that 25% of the worlds websites have no way of organizing their media library by default, or that there is only 3 plugins in the entire world that offer media library folders. Which brings me to the question that has had me on an internet treasure hunt for days. Are you aware of a plugin that will organize my media library into folders or some media plugin that uses its own system of organization thats practical & logical? I think the one I am using now is called enhanced media library, and all it does is allow you to create categories. Which is fine for the first week of blogging, but after that your scrolling through hundreds or thousands of photos and category titles just to find the one your looking for. That isn’t exactly efficient.

   And my last question………… is there a way to search for wordpress plugins by category instead of keyword? Does something like this extensions.joomla.org exist for wordpress where I can go find the plugin I am looking for rather then rely on the non native english speaking developer to properly tag & keyword orientate their plugin. Its hard to believe that 25% of the world is using a platform that doesn’t have a default media organization protocol or a way to find an extension that will fill this void besides the old guess and check method.

   I guess if this is the case I should go hire some random freelancer to build what I am looking for and offer to the public for free to quickly surpass the only other 3 providers in the wordpress world. Sorry for the long question, but its been a few days of running into walls that I can’t comprehend even exist let alone in my path.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hello,

     Welcome to the community You are right it feels complicated when you move from one platform to another.

     WordPress has some great plugins for writing posts but many of them revolve around managing editorial work flow and teams. You may want to check out our list of tools to manage and grow your WordPress blog.

     As for media management through directory. You can try Envira Gallery, it has nifty search and filtering features and allows you to organize your photos in Albums.

     We understand how painful it could be trying to figure out your way around as a new user. We have been helping WordPress beginners for a long time now, and we can assure you that things will become easier once you get pass this initial phase.

     Meanwhile feel free to ask us questions in comments and we will try to help out. You can also subscribe to our YouTube Channel for video instructions if you need.

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8. Peter

   Hey There! Love your work – this site has been a freaking lifesaver for me. Do you know if there is anyway to have the featured video from ‘featured video plus’ show up in the RSS emails from Mailchimp? I’ve tried lots of workarounds but I’m just not sure how to approach this… Thanks in advance!

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     Hey Peter,

     Thanks for the kind words. You should ask on plugin’s support forums, there may be work around to do that.

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9. James Farmer

   Hey Syed,

   Can I echo Mark… it’s kinda weird that you’ve left out the most used and highly rated image compression tool in WordPress…

   https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-smushit/

   700k active users and 2,337 five star reviews, I thought we would have snuck in?

   Cheers, James

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   • Editorial Staff

     Hey James,

     In this collection, we recommended only one tool for each job. Our team uses EWWW Image optimizer, so we recommended the plugin that we are using ourselves. I have used Smush in the past and respect the work that you guys do. As a courtesy, I have updated the article to added a link for Smush below EWWW as an alternative.

     Cheers

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10. Thomas Greenbank

    Can you tell me how many plug-ins (generally speaking) I can install without adversely affecting my site load speed?
    I’ve been told to limit the number to keep Google happy.
    Also, if I have a plug-in installed but deactivated, will this affect load speed?
    Thank you for your informative advice.
    Thomas.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hey Thomas,

      Please see our guide on how many plugins should you install on your WordPress site.

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11. Rodney Lacambra

    Thanks for sharing this list. I agree to use the EWWW Image Optimizer plugin, it helps in optimizing images in WordPress.

    Other alternatives is the WP Smush plugin which is great as well.

    Thanks

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12. Bitu Raj

    Really Really Great Artical. I want to know shutterstock is a free service or paid.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Shutterstock is a paid service. We use them for all of our blog thumbnails and other images.

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13. Mark

    Hi,

    OK, so I know the owner of wpbeginner Syed also now owns Envira and Soliloquy (Your no.1 and no.2 recommended plugins) and they are extremely good so you are right to list them, but I am suspicious by the fact that you haven’t included Foo Gallery, Imagify or any of the other highly regarded sliders.

    I always follow guidance from WP Beginner, so I hope this is a genuine slip and that we don’t start to see only recommendations of owned products or those that offer the best affiliate return. Your impartiality over the years is what has me always coming back.

    Thanks,

    Mark

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    • Editorial Staff

      Hey Mark,

      Thank you for the feedback. We started the list with the most broad use-case plugins and narrowed it down to the more specifics. That’s why you see Gallery, Slider, and image optimization as the top 3 and then the list goes to very specific plugins.

      Our goal with plugin lists like these is to not have duplicates but rather recommended one plugin for each task such as galleries, sliders, A/B testing featured images, image optimization, etc.

      There are dozens of plugins to do every task in WordPress which makes it really hard for beginners to pick and choose the right plugin. One of the constant feedback we get from users is why don’t you just pick and recommend one solution for these list articles.

      Foo Gallery is a great plugin and that’s why it’s listed among the top 3 in our best WordPress gallery plugins article. However when you’re talking about X plugins to manage images, we have to do our best to make sure each plugin is offering something unique rather than duplicates.

      Once again, we appreciate your feedback and want to let you know that we’re here to serve.

      -Syed Balkhi

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