Set upload size limits, block file types, and safely allow SVG uploads. Works with the Media Library, file managers and other plugins.
Alternatives to SaniGlyph SVG
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Reycob WebP e Iconosv1.0.2
Converts JPG and PNG uploads to WebP, optimizes existing media in batches, and adds a local SVG icon library for Elementor.
Local WebP optimizer for WordPress. Free converts images to WebP; Pro adds AVIF and site-wide image tools.
Optiqv1.0.0
Faster WordPress through smarter media — optimize, convert, and offload to the cloud.
Safe SVGv2.5.2
Enable SVG uploads and sanitize them to stop XML/SVG vulnerabilities in your WordPress website.
This plugin will help you to upload svg format image in WordPress media library regardless of the theme. That is, it works with every theme.
Dyadikosnous Media Converterv1.1.10
Shrinks complete media families transactionally, preserves attachment IDs, rewrites URLs, and audits unused images.
Control exactly which file types WordPress accepts, with per-role permissions, upload limits, and built-in MIME, magic-byte, and SVG security checks.
Uplink Media Managerv1.1.2
Organize WordPress media with folders, compression, galleries and optional Bricks integration.
ImgDexterv1.0.9
Smart local WebP image optimization for new WordPress uploads, with practical size controls and clear diagnostics.