sanitize

Highly secure SVG upload support for WordPress. Validates, sanitizes, and protects SVG files through a multi-layer security pipeline.

Automatically replaces Greek characters in filename with their corresponding Latin equivalents during file uploads.

Safely enable SVG uploads with sanitization and prevent XML/SVG vulnerabilities on your WordPress website. Preview SVG files in your Media Library.

This plugin will help you to upload svg format image in WordPress media library regardless of the theme. That is, it works with every theme.

The plugin sanitizes the database by removing the unused meta entries and other unlinked records from the database. It removes unused data one by one …

Converts Cyrillic, Georgian, Arabic and Chinese characters in post, term slugs and media file names to Latin characters.

Remove all punctuation and accents from the filename of uploaded files.

Automatically clean the filenames.

Plugin sanitize file name when upload files - remove space, ASCII characters, lowercase, etc...

Automatically removes non-printable characters, including the ETX character, from content, title, and Advanced Custom fields.

Simple plugin which removes accented characters from uploaded files.

Add Hebrew characters to sanitize_user

Space Remover removes any leading or trailing spaces from your post and page content. Securing a clean and consistent website layout.

This plugin automatically converts language accent characters to non-accent characters in filenames when uploading to the media library.

Sanitize file names and enhance security.

Removes white spaces and tabs from html, css and javascript in your sites html output.

This plugin cleans uploaded file names to remove special characters and spaces.

Sanitize and rename automatically media files during upload using PHP time() as prefix and the file name encrypted in MD5() as suffix.

allows image files to have only numbers in filename, avoiding the 'attachment' in the URL.

Aggressively sanitizes titles for clean, SEO friendly post slugs, and media filenames during upload.