FlareLoad

توسط tanyunus

FlareLoad integrates Cloudflare Images as a direct upload destination alongside the default WordPress media uploader. Instead of storing images on your server, you can send them directly to Cloudflare’s global CDN — with automatic delivery optimization and variant support built in.

Features:

Upload images directly to Cloudflare Images from the media library and block editor
Keep or delete local copies after upload — your choice
Automatic local thumbnail generation (avoids counting against Cloudflare delivery quotas)
Cloudflare image variant support with per-image variant selection in the block editor
Visual indicator in the media library list view for Cloudflare-hosted images
Sync variants from your Cloudflare account with a single click
Migrate Cloudflare-hosted images back to local storage with an interactive wizard
Activity log viewer for debugging

Source Code

The source code for this plugin, including all TypeScript/JavaScript source files and build tools, is publicly available on GitHub:

https://github.com/tanyunus/flare-load

To rebuild compiled assets from source:

Install dependencies: npm install
Build assets: node build.js

Source files are located in the src/ directory of the repository. The build tool is esbuild for TypeScript/JavaScript and Sass for CSS.

Third-party Services

This plugin communicates with the Cloudflare Images API to upload, retrieve, and delete images. Requests are made when you upload an image to Cloudflare from the media library, delete a Cloudflare-hosted image, or sync your image variants from the plugin settings page.

Your Cloudflare Account ID, API Token, and uploaded image files are transmitted to Cloudflare’s servers.

Upload the flare-load folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install it via the WordPress plugin screen.
Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
Go to FlareLoad in the admin menu and enter your Cloudflare credentials.
Click Sync Variants to import your Cloudflare image variants.
Set a default variant and save.

سوالات متداول

Where do I find my Cloudflare Account ID?

Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard. Your Account ID is displayed on the right-hand side of the main dashboard page, under API.

Where do I find my Account Hash?

In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to Images. The delivery URL shown in the sidebar contains your Account Hash in the format https://imagedelivery.net/{account_hash}/.

How do I create an API Token?

Go to My Profile API Tokens in the Cloudflare dashboard. Create a token with the Cloudflare Images: Edit permission scoped to your account.

Will my existing media be affected?

No. FlareLoad only intercepts uploads where you explicitly choose to upload to Cloudflare. Existing media and standard uploads are unaffected.

What happens to local files after upload?

By default, local files are deleted after a successful Cloudflare upload to save disk space. You can change this behaviour in the plugin settings under File Management.

What happens to Cloudflare images when I delete from the media library?

By default, deleting an attachment from the WordPress media library also removes it from Cloudflare Images. You can disable this in the plugin settings.

Is FlareLoad compatible with image optimisation plugins such as Smush, ShortPixel, or Imagify?

It depends on your File Management setting. If Delete local file after upload is enabled (the default), the local copy is removed once an image is uploaded to Cloudflare, so optimisation plugins will not be able to process it. If you rely on a local optimisation plugin, enable Keep local file after upload in the FlareLoad settings.