Keep your WordPress workflow. Put media in your own cloud account, choose the resources your site needs, and keep control of the infrastructure behind it.
It is the reason you cannot add a second server
Put media in a bucket and any replica can answer any request. No NFS, no EFS, no Filestore, no rsync at three in the morning.
Four modesFree at 500 images. Free at 500,000.
The plugin and all fifteen addons are GPL with no per-file tiers. Google bills storage and egress to your own project at list price, and a CDN in front changes the egress math.
What it costsThe images stay where they are when you leave your host
Your bucket, your project, your domain in front of it. Change hosts and nothing has to be moved; change your mind and the files copy back out with one command.
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Install WP-Stateless
Install the free plugin, sign in with Google, and choose your bucket in Stateless Connect. Keep using your existing WordPress site and Media Library.
Illustrated setup guidePick a storage mode
Backup keeps an extra cloud copy, CDN serves from the bucket, Ephemeral removes local files after upload, and Stateless uses cloud storage without retaining local media. Compare the tradeoffs for your stack.
Compare modesAdd the resources you need
Managed buckets, databases, edge delivery and containers from the catalog, each one provisioned for a stateless WordPress.
Browse resourcesSee the current WordPress screens, follow Google Cloud setup, and compare storage modes with visual guides. The plugin is one step toward a stateless stack.
Start with the free plugin. Explore cloud resources and modules for the rest of your WordPress stack, or talk to us about the infrastructure you already run.