Cloud Storage Manager for Fluent Forms – Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3 Uploads
Cloud Storage Manager for Fluent Forms lets you automatically upload files submitted through Fluent Forms to external cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Amazon S3, and Cloudflare R2. If your website collects documents, images, PDFs, resumes, or other attachments via Fluent Forms, storing them on your WordPress server can quickly consume disk space and impact performance. This plugin offloads file uploads to cloud storage, helping you reduce server storage usage, improve site performance, and keep your files organized in secure cloud folders. The plugin works with your existing file and image upload fields—no changes to your forms are required. Files are uploaded in the background, so users experience fast form submissions while uploads are securely stored in the cloud. Who should use this plugin? This plugin is ideal for: • Agencies collecting client documents • HR teams collecting resumes and attachments • Schools collecting student submissions • Membership sites receiving user uploads • SaaS onboarding forms • Any site using Fluent Forms to collect files Key Features Automatically upload Fluent Forms file submissions to cloud storage Reduce WordPress server disk usage Works with existing file and image fields Background uploads for faster form submissions Secure OAuth authentication Cloud file links supported in email notifications and attachments Built-in file explorer (Pro) Analytics and usage insights (Pro) Free Features (Google Drive & Dropbox) Upload Fluent Forms files to Google Drive Upload Fluent Forms files to Dropbox Choose a parent folder for uploads Background file uploads Email notifications and attachments OAuth-based secure authentication Pro Features (OneDrive, Amazon S3 & Cloudflare R2) Microsoft OneDrive integration Amazon S3 integration Cloudflare R2 integration Custom folder paths per form Conditional folder structure using form inputs File explorer to manage uploaded files Storage usage analytics File visibility control Priority support Upload Fluent Forms Files to Google Drive Automatically store file uploads in Google Drive folders. Upload Fluent Forms Files to Dropbox Send file uploads to Dropbox for easy sharing and collaboration. Upload Fluent Forms Files to Microsoft OneDrive Store uploads in OneDrive for Microsoft-based workflows. Upload Fluent Forms Files to Amazon S3 Use Amazon S3 for scalable and secure file storage. Upload Fluent Forms Files to Cloudflare R2 Store uploads in Cloudflare R2 for global access with zero egress fees. External Services This plugin integrates with third-party cloud storage services: Google Drive Used for storing uploaded files. Data sent: Files and file metadata. Terms: https://cloud.google.com/terms Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Dropbox Used for storing uploaded files. Data sent: Files and file metadata. Terms: https://www.dropbox.com/terms Privacy: https://www.dropbox.com/privacy
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Image and video gallery from Google Drive
Image and video gallery from Google Drive is a plugin for WordPress that connects your site to your Google Drive. With this plugin, you can select any folder in your Drive or a Shared drive and the plugin will convert it into a gallery, displaying any photos or videos in a page or a post on your website. Any folders and their subfolders will also be displayed in the gallery as nested galleries. All the data is sourced from Google Drive with nothing but the plugin configuration being a part of your website. This enables your site to load faster as the images are loaded from Google and not from your hosting provider. It may also save you costs for your site hosting, as the big files of the gallery are not stored as part of your site. On top of that, if you ever decide to move or reinstall your site, simply install this plugin again on the new site and your old galleries will still be there and working. Having the photos in Google Drive also gives you a familiar and easy-to-navigate UI for gallery management. You can give individual people or groups granular permissions to the Drive folder, making them able to add photos to a particular gallery without giving them full access to your site. They will then be able to manage the content of the gallery through Google Drive, without having to learn how to work with WordPress. You can also manage all content in your organization with Shared drives owned by your organization’s Google Workspace (formerly known as G Suite). Using this plugin is very straightforward. Once the plugin is installed and configured, you can add a Google Drive gallery to any page or post. If you are using WordPress 5 or newer with the block editor (i. e. Gutenberg), there is a block that you can add that will allow you to choose a folder with a graphical user interface. It also makes it possible to configure each individual gallery very easily, should you want to do that. If you are using an older WordPress version or are still using the classic editor, there is a shortcode you can use instead of the block. If you want to see how to install, configure and use the plugin, visit our documentation. To see the plugin in action, head on to the demo page. Features Display any Google Drive folder as a gallery Subfolders are automatically displayed as nested galleries – no need to configure them You can restrict the plugin to a certain folder (we call it the “root” folder), making sure that no data outside this root folder will ever be displayed on your site Insert a gallery with a shortcode or with a click of a button Provides a Gutenberg block, making sure that your galleries will work even in WordPress 5 Also works with Shared drives (formerly known as Team drives) Supports videos as well Minimal requirements WordPress 4.9.6 or higher PHP 5.6 or higher GitHub All the sources for the plugin and the build process are detailed in our GitHub repo.
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