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Post Media Cleanup

wordpress.org·File storage & sync

Post Media Cleanup is a WordPress plugin designed to automatically remove orphaned media files from a server when a post is permanently deleted. Its main function is to ensure that images, PDFs, and other files associated with a deleted post do not remain on the server unnecessarily, helping site administrators maintain a cleaner and more efficient file system.

The plugin operates specifically on permanent deletion events, meaning that simply moving a post to the trash does not trigger any cleanup—this ensures that files are only removed when a post is definitively gone. It identifies and deletes featured images, images and files embedded within the post content, PDFs, and any attachments uploaded directly to the post. Post Media Cleanup is careful not to delete any media that is shared with other posts, preserving files that are still in use elsewhere on the site. Its functionality can be configured per post type, allowing administrators to specify which types of content should trigger the cleanup process.

Post Media Cleanup is compatible with S3 and other cloud storage solutions, and is ready for use in multisite WordPress environments. For developers, the plugin offers filter hooks that allow for the extension of its behavior, such as adding extra attachments to the deletion list. This makes it adaptable for more complex or customized workflows where additional file types or relationships may need to be considered.

Delivered as a plugin for the WordPress platform, Post Media Cleanup can be installed directly from the WordPress Plugin Directory.

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In the File storage & sync space, Post Media Cleanup takes a focused approach. It focuses on preventing server clutter by automatically removing unused media files when posts are deleted. It is built as a consumer product for wordPress site administrators. Post Media Cleanup is free to use. Post Media Cleanup is available on the web.

It is developed by iftiarhossain, and the product first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include automatic media deletion, orphaned file removal, and S3/cloud storage support. The interface is available in English and Lao.

  • ✓Automatic media deletion
  • ✓Orphaned file removal
  • ✓S3/cloud storage support
  • ✓Multisite ready
  • ✓Developer hooks

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  1. IndexedJul 15, 5:29 PM

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Frequently asked questions about Post Media Cleanup

What does Post Media Cleanup do?
Post Media Cleanup focuses on preventing server clutter by automatically removing unused media files when posts are deleted. It is catalogued under File storage & sync on PulseGate.
Who is Post Media Cleanup for?
Post Media Cleanup is a consumer product built for wordPress site administrators.
Is Post Media Cleanup free?
Yes — Post Media Cleanup is free to use.
What platforms does Post Media Cleanup run on?
Post Media Cleanup runs on the web.
Is Post Media Cleanup still maintained?
PulseGate's liveness checks currently classify Post Media Cleanup as active.
What are alternatives to Post Media Cleanup?
Similar tools tracked by PulseGate include Unused Media Cleaner, Autoremove Attachments, and Delete Post with Attachments.Unused Media CleanerAutoremove AttachmentsDelete Post with AttachmentsSee all 16 alternatives
Who makes Post Media Cleanup?
Post Media Cleanup is developed by iftiarhossain.
When did Post Media Cleanup launch?
Post Media Cleanup first shipped in 2026.

At a glance

Pricing
Free
Platforms
Web
Languages
English, Lao
First seen
Jul 15, 2026
Activity
🟢 Active
Status
🟢 Active
Built for
WordPress site administrators
Model
B2C
Solves
Preventing server clutter by automatically removing unused media files when posts are deleted.

Developer

iftiarhossain

Live coverage

Confidence
High · 98
Indexed
Jul 15, 2026
Lifecycle
Alive
Activity
Active
First seen
Jul 2026
Last seen
6d ago
Identity audit (9)
Entity ID
cmrmcvflh01qk1bvdcd66k9yv
Slug
post-media-cleanup-wordpress-org
Verification state
Indexed for public listing
Claim / listing state
Unclaimed · listed: yes
Index status
Included in index
Latest evidence snapshot
Jul 15, 2026
Timeline basis
Indexed-at chronology (no inferred launch/funding milestones).
Last updated
Jul 15, 2026
Canonical URL
https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-media-cleanup

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  • Auto Post Cleaner
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