Imports files as attachments, regenerates thumbnails, or lists registered image sizes.
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This package implements the following commands:
Imports files as attachments, regenerates thumbnails, or lists registered image sizes.
wp media
EXAMPLES
# Re-generate all thumbnails, without confirmation.
$ wp media regenerate --yes
Found 3 images to regenerate.
1/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Sydney Harbor Bridge" (ID 760).
2/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Boardwalk" (ID 757).
3/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Sunburst Over River" (ID 756).
Success: Regenerated 3 of 3 images.
# Import a local image and set it to be the featured image for a post.
$ wp media import ~/Downloads/image.png --post_id=123 --title="A downloaded picture" --featured_image
Imported file '/home/person/Downloads/image.png' as attachment ID 1753 and attached to post 123 as featured image.
Success: Imported 1 of 1 images.
# List all registered image sizes
$ wp media image-size
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+
| name | width | height | crop |
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+
| full | | | N/A |
| twentyfourteen-full-width | 1038 | 576 | hard |
| large | 1024 | 1024 | soft |
| medium_large | 768 | 0 | soft |
| medium | 300 | 300 | soft |
| thumbnail | 150 | 150 | hard |
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+
# Fix orientation for specific images.
$ wp media fix-orientation 63
1/1 Fixing orientation for "Portrait_6" (ID 63).
Success: Fixed 1 of 1 images.
Creates attachments from local files or URLs.
wp media import <file>... [--post_id=<post_id>] [--post_name=<post_name>] [--file_name=<name>] [--title=<title>] [--caption=<caption>] [--alt=<alt_text>] [--desc=<description>] [--skip-copy] [--preserve-filetime] [--featured_image] [--porcelain[=<field>]]
OPTIONS
<file>...
Path to file or files to be imported. Supports the glob(3) capabilities of the current shell.
If file is recognized as a URL (for example, with a scheme of http or ftp), the file will be
downloaded to a temp file before being sideloaded.
[--post_id=<post_id>]
ID of the post to attach the imported files to.
[--post_name=<post_name>]
Name of the post to attach the imported files to.
[--file_name=<name>]
Attachment name (post_name field).
[--title=<title>]
Attachment title (post title field).
[--caption=<caption>]
Caption for attachment (post excerpt field).
[--alt=<alt_text>]
Alt text for image (saved as post meta).
[--desc=<description>]
"Description" field (post content) of attachment post.
[--skip-copy]
If set, media files (local only) are imported to the library but not moved on disk.
File names will not be run through wp_unique_filename() with this set.
[--preserve-filetime]
Use the file modified time as the post published & modified dates.
Remote files will always use the current time.
[--featured_image]
If set, set the imported image as the Featured Image of the post it is attached to.
[--porcelain[=<field>]]
Output a single field for each imported image. Defaults to attachment ID when used as flag.
---
options:
- url
---
EXAMPLES
# Import all jpgs in the current user's "Pictures" directory, not attached to any post.
$ wp media import ~/Pictures/**\/*.jpg
Imported file '/home/person/Pictures/landscape-photo.jpg' as attachment ID 1751.
Imported file '/home/person/Pictures/fashion-icon.jpg' as attachment ID 1752.
Success: Imported 2 of 2 items.
# Import a local image and set it to be the post thumbnail for a post.
$ wp media import ~/Downloads/image.png --post_id=123 --title="A downloaded picture" --featured_image
Imported file '/home/person/Downloads/image.png' as attachment ID 1753 and attached to post 123 as featured image.
Success: Imported 1 of 1 images.
# Import a local image, but set it as the featured image for all posts.
# 1. Import the image and get its attachment ID.
# 2. Assign the attachment ID as the featured image for all posts.
$ ATTACHMENT_ID="$(wp media import ~/Downloads/image.png --porcelain)"
$ wp post list --post_type=post --format=ids | xargs -d ' ' -I % wp post meta add % _thumbnail_id $ATTACHMENT_ID
Success: Added custom field.
Success: Added custom field.
# Import an image from the web.
$ wp media import http://s.wordpress.org/style/images/wp-header-logo.png --title='The WordPress logo' --alt="Semantic personal publishing"
Imported file 'http://s.wordpress.org/style/images/wp-header-logo.png' as attachment ID 1755.
Success: Imported 1 of 1 images.
# Get the URL for an attachment after import.
$ wp media import http://s.wordpress.org/style/images/wp-header-logo.png --porcelain | xargs -I {} wp post list --post__in={} --field=url --post_type=attachment
http://wordpress-develop.dev/wp-header-logo/
Regenerates thumbnails for one or more attachments.
wp media regenerate [<attachment-id>...] [--image_size=<image_size>] [--skip-delete] [--only-missing] [--delete-unknown] [--yes]
OPTIONS
[<attachment-id>...]
One or more IDs of the attachments to regenerate.
[--image_size=<image_size>]
Name of the image size to regenerate. Only thumbnails of this image size will be regenerated, thumbnails of other image sizes will not.
[--skip-delete]
Skip deletion of the original thumbnails. If your thumbnails are linked from sources outside your control, it's likely best to leave them around. Defaults to false.
[--only-missing]
Only generate thumbnails for images missing image sizes.
[--delete-unknown]
Only delete thumbnails for old unregistered image sizes.
[--yes]
Answer yes to the confirmation message. Confirmation only shows when no IDs passed as arguments.
EXAMPLES
# Regenerate thumbnails for given attachment IDs.
$ wp media regenerate 123 124 125
Found 3 images to regenerate.
1/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Vertical Image" (ID 123).
2/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Horizontal Image" (ID 124).
3/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Beautiful Picture" (ID 125).
Success: Regenerated 3 of 3 images.
# Regenerate all thumbnails, without confirmation.
$ wp media regenerate --yes
Found 3 images to regenerate.
1/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Sydney Harbor Bridge" (ID 760).
2/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Boardwalk" (ID 757).
3/3 Regenerated thumbnails for "Sunburst Over River" (ID 756).
Success: Regenerated 3 of 3 images.
# Re-generate all thumbnails that have IDs between 1000 and 2000.
$ seq 1000 2000 | xargs wp media regenerate
Found 4 images to regenerate.
1/4 Regenerated thumbnails for "Vertical Featured Image" (ID 1027).
2/4 Regenerated thumbnails for "Horizontal Featured Image" (ID 1022).
3/4 Regenerated thumbnails for "Unicorn Wallpaper" (ID 1045).
4/4 Regenerated thumbnails for "I Am Worth Loving Wallpaper" (ID 1023).
Success: Regenerated 4 of 4 images.
# Re-generate only the thumbnails of "large" image size for all images.
$ wp media regenerate --image_size=large
Do you really want to regenerate the "large" image size for all images? [y/n] y
Found 3 images to regenerate.
1/3 Regenerated "large" thumbnail for "Sydney Harbor Bridge" (ID 760).
2/3 No "large" thumbnail regeneration needed for "Boardwalk" (ID 757).
3/3 Regenerated "large" thumbnail for "Sunburst Over River" (ID 756).
Success: Regenerated 3 of 3 images.
Lists image sizes registered with WordPress.
wp media image-size [--fields=<fields>] [--format=<format>]
OPTIONS
[--fields=<fields>]
Limit the output to specific fields. Defaults to all fields.
[--format=<format>]
Render output in a specific format
---
default: table
options:
- table
- json
- csv
- yaml
- count
---
AVAILABLE FIELDS
These fields will be displayed by default for each image size:
- name
- width
- height
- crop
- ratio
EXAMPLES
# List all registered image sizes
$ wp media image-size
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+-------+
| name | width | height | crop | ratio |
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+-------+
| full | | | N/A | N/A |
| twentyfourteen-full-width | 1038 | 576 | hard | 173:96|
| large | 1024 | 1024 | soft | N/A |
| medium_large | 768 | 0 | soft | N/A |
| medium | 300 | 300 | soft | N/A |
| thumbnail | 150 | 150 | hard | 1:1 |
+---------------------------+-------+--------+-------+-------+
This package is included with WP-CLI itself, no additional installation necessary.
To install the latest version of this package over what's included in WP-CLI, run:
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