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Not yet, but working on it.

If it matters, I used the free version of UpdraftPlus https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/updraftplus/

and it was able to archive the entire Uploads folder (of images) into a set of files totalling 20GB that sat in its own folder. From there I could restore it back (I didn’t try.) .. or I could’ve uploaded into cloud or downloaded locally.

Interestingly, I ran the same plugin on another wordpress installation on another host and it was able to remotely access that backup folder on the source host to allow an incoming migration of all the images.

https://updraftplus.com/forums/topic/cant-connect-via-ftp-or-sftp/#post-282925

OK, it might be worth creating a new plugin for that and you could ask a few webhosts that specialize in wordpress if they want to offer it to all their customers. It could end up on their features page for customers.

OK, well one reason for me to use the plugin is cut down on data usage on the shared server, and to me that’s more important than compatibility, and WebP is near ubiquitous anyway. Seems like data usage will increase with this plugin – unless it can auto-delete source files after the new files are created.

thanks.

I’ve made extensive use of this plugin on my site… close to 400 embeds and a few playlists… would hate for it to break all of a sudden.