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Media Verdict — know which images your site actually uses, with proof
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First release · v0.3.1 · Free & open source (GPL)

Media Verdict

Know which images your site actually uses — with proof. Media Verdict scans your whole WordPress install and tells you, file by file, where each image is referenced. No more guessing before you delete.

  • Green / red frames in your library

    Every thumbnail gets a verdict at a glance: green means used, red means no usage detected — right inside the Media Library grid.

  • Evidence, not vibes

    Each verdict links to its proof: the post, product, slider or builder field referencing the file. Audit anything in one click.

  • Sees inside builders & sliders

    Dedicated parsers for Elementor, WPBakery, Divi, Beaver Builder, Cornerstone, Oxygen, Smart Slider 3, Revolution Slider, LayerSlider, Master Slider and more.

  • Snapshot-first deletion

    Deletion always creates a full snapshot first, moves files to the trash, and restores them with one click — byte-identical, original IDs preserved.

WordPress Media Library with Media Verdict green 'in use' and red 'no usage detected' frames on thumbnails
Media Library grid — green frames mark used images, red frames mark files with no detected usage.
Media Verdict scan dashboard showing counters and a verdicts table with per-file evidence
Scan dashboard — counters, filters and a per-file evidence table. Every verdict is traceable.

The philosophy

“No detected usage” is not “guaranteed unused.”

No scanner can see every reference — hardcoded CSS, JS-built URLs, email templates. So we built Media Verdict fail-safe by design: when in doubt, a file is marked as used. Deletion is never destructive: snapshot first, trash second, one-click restore always.

We'd rather show you ten false used than delete one file you needed.

From the lab

The Playbook

Field notes from our reverse-engineering work — the forensic research behind every Media Verdict parser. Where page builders actually hide your images, how sliders store their data, and what it takes to detect usage reliably.