Iptanus File Upload lets the visitors to your site upload files from a page, a post or a sidebar.
Why choose it
The plugin is the product of more than a decade of development, and most of what users have asked for over that time has gone into it. There is not much left to ask for.
What it does
- It is secure, and built against every threat an upload form is exposed to.
- It works on pages, on posts, and in a sidebar as a widget.
- It can take video or stills captured from a webcam.
- It uploads files of unlimited size, whatever the web server would otherwise allow.
- It supports Google reCAPTCHA.
- It can send uploads on to Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Amazon S3 or an FTP server.
- It takes several files at once, and files dragged onto the form.
- It takes whole folders.
- It can collect information alongside the files — text, a choice from a list, checkboxes, dates and times.
- It is responsive.
- It shows upload progress.
- It can send email and Messenger notifications, and redirect after an upload.
- It displays what has been uploaded through a configurable file viewer.
- It has a Code Hooks feature for extending it with PHP of your own.
- It complies with the GDPR.
That is a selection; there are more than fifty options in all.
You do not need to write code
Configuring the plugin needs no programming and no knowledge of shortcodes: the shortcode composer handles it for you.
The plugin’s support page carries the full list of features and instructions for using them, and the knowledge base holds articles on each of them in turn.
For any question, or to ask for a feature, please contact the Iptanus team.


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