Ninja Forms File Uploads 3.3.12

Ninja Forms File Uploads

Are you looking for a plugin to submit files to WordPress? There are many different choices available, but none of them provide you with the simple control that Ninja Forms File Uploads does. Do you want to restrict yourself to a single file type or accept files of any type? Are you annoyed by the size restrictions on your files? Do you wish you could give uploaded files your own titles and organise them in directories of your choosing? Do you want to avoid using WordPress and upload your assets directly to Google Drive or another cloud storage service instead? Create a file submit form for WordPress that meets all of your requirements with the click of a button.

Turn any form into a WordPress file upload form

Any WordPress form can have a file upload function added to it in a matter of seconds. A file upload entry can be added to any form with a simple click or by dragging and dropping it. That is, in every sense of the word, all there is to it. It can be a completely fresh document, or it can be one that you’re already familiar with and using. There is no need to use HTML or any other programming.

Easily set limits on the number of files, types, and size.

Each entry on the upload form is equipped with simple controls that allow you to set limits on the types of files, the sizes of those files, and the number of files that can be uploaded.

Ninja Forms does not impose any restrictions on the kinds of fields or the sizes of fields that can be accepted, aside from the ones that you choose to implement yourself.

Uploading a picture or a photo? Video Upload? You are free to submit whatever files you require, be they documents or gifs.

Send uploaded files to Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, or your WordPress media library!

The vast majority of WordPress plugins for uploading files will only place your files in your uploads subdirectory. You don’t have to make do with that if you don’t want to. It is simple to direct submitted files directly to the location where they are required when you use the Ninja Forms File uploads feature.

Do you want to store files in the media collection of your WordPress site? To change the configuration for your file upload field, just click the button. Simply saying that is sufficient.

Would you rather use your preferred cloud provider instead? Instead of uploading files to your computer, you can transfer them directly to Google Drive, Dropbox, or Amazon S3. Simply selecting the “connect” button will get you connected. Seriously:

The files that are sent to the cloud in this manner do not first pass through your server; consequently, you do not need to be concerned about server file restrictions!

Rename files on upload.

Are you sick of being curious about what the file bpi97ppjef.jpg actually is before you open it? Each of the fields that allows you to submit files also includes an option to rename files as they are uploaded. The first name, last name, business, and any other information that the submitter has provided in the form can be easily added to the name of the file.

Organize uploads with custom file paths / directories.

It is not always sufficient to simply rename the file in order to stay structured. You can easily use shortcodes to specify the file path or directory that each upload (or uploads) will reside in. This is possible regardless of whether you are storing files in WordPress or in the cloud.

Do you want all of the submissions coming from the same form to go into the same folder? No trouble.

Do you need each new application to have its very own folder within the folder containing that form? Also no trouble.

Do you want every new submission to go into its own folder that is labelled with the name of the individual who submitted the form? You are also capable of doing that.

You’ll never have to hunt, peck, or ponder who owns a file or what it is ever again!

Accepting uploaded files shouldn’t be work.

And there’s no reason for that to be the case. The Ninja Forms Media Uploads feature makes it possible to configure everything once and then forget about it. This is the final and only WordPress application for uploading files that you will require. Get everything organised today so you can move on to pondering about more important matters.