The Offload Settings section helps you manage your media files by moving them between local and cloud storage, cleaning up space, and offloading additional static assets like CSS and JS files.
☁️ Offload Your Existing Media Files
This section allows you to bulk offload all your existing media files from WordPress to your connected cloud storage (e.g., Bunny, S3, etc.).
- Status Chart
Visual indicator showing the percentage of files stored on:- Cloud storage
- Local storage
- Action
Click Offload Now to offload all detected files to the cloud.
Example: 57 files found in local storage → ready to offload to Bunny Storage.
🧍 Individual Offload Existing Media Files
If you prefer granular control, click Offload now! to choose and offload files one by one or in groups, instead of bulk offloading.
🔁 Offloaded Files Restore to Local Storage
If needed, you can restore offloaded files back to your WordPress local server.
- Move now
Restores files stored in the cloud (e.g., Bunny Storage) back to local storage.
Example: 10 files are available in cloud storage and can be restored.
🧹 Clean Up Offloaded Files from Local Storage (Cloud)
This feature removes files from your WordPress server after they have been safely offloaded to the cloud, freeing up local disk space.
- Clean now
Deletes files from local storage that have already been offloaded.
Example: 6 files are safe in the cloud and eligible for local cleanup.
🎨 Offload Existing CSS Files to Cloud
Detects CSS files in your installation that haven’t been offloaded yet.
- Offload now
Sends all detected CSS files to your cloud storage for better delivery performance.
Example: 12 CSS files are ready for offload.
⚙️ Offload Existing JS Files to Cloud
Same as CSS, this allows you to push JavaScript files to cloud storage.
- Offload now
Offloads all detected JS files to cloud storage.
Example: 54 JS files found and pending upload.