Librizent is a lightweight Media Library health and audit plugin. It helps site owners find review-worthy media issues before they become website problems.
Librizent is not an image optimization plugin. It does not compress, replace, rename, or automatically delete media. It does not automatically write ALT text.
The workflow is deliberately safe: Scan Review Decide.
Features
- Media Health Score calculated from actual scan results.
- Missing ALT text detection for images with completely empty ALT values.
- Oversized image detection with a configurable pixel threshold.
- Heavy image file-size detection with a configurable per-image MB threshold.
- Missing or incomplete image dimension metadata detection.
- Missing or unreadable local attachment file detection, with an offloaded-media caution.
- Potentially poor filename detection using conservative filename patterns.
- Possible duplicate detection using SHA-256 hashes where practical and metadata signatures as a fallback.
- Possibly Unused Media review using WordPress-native attachment, featured-image, and content-reference checks.
- Manual ALT text editing with capability and nonce checks.
- Batched manual scanning designed to avoid loading the full Media Library into memory.
- Batch-built usage index so post-content and featured-image checks are not repeated once per attachment.
- Dedicated Media Usage workspace with Usage Found, Possibly Unused, and live attachment review states.
- Scan History with up to 10 compact local summaries, score trends, issue totals, and scan duration.
- Five focused admin destinations: Dashboard, Media Health, Media Usage, Scan History, and Settings.
- No external services, registration, API keys, telemetry, tracking, or AI features.
Important safety note about unused media
Librizent intentionally uses the wording Possibly Unused. A WordPress media item can be referenced from custom fields, theme options, page builders, CSS, JavaScript, WooCommerce data, or external integrations that this scanner cannot prove exhaustively.
Always review media in context before deleting it. Librizent does not provide automatic deletion.
Health Score
The Media Health Score starts at 100. Each issue category has a maximum weight. The deduction for that category is proportional to the share of eligible media affected, capped at the category’s maximum weight.
The score breakdown is shown in the admin so users can see exactly why the score changed.
Privacy
Librizent works locally inside your WordPress installation. It does not send Media Library data, scan results, site information, or user information to external servers. It does not use telemetry, tracking, remote APIs, external fonts, or third-party JavaScript/CSS services.
The plugin stores its settings, the latest scan state/results, and up to 10 compact scan-history summaries in WordPress options. These plugin-owned options are removed by the included uninstall routine when the plugin is deleted through WordPress.
Screenshots
Librizent Dashboard with purple/orange branding, overall score, scan action, and issue cards.
Missing ALT Text review with manual ALT editing.
Large Images review showing dimensions and file sizes.
Possibly Unused Media review with usage limitations explained.
Transparent score deduction breakdown.
Media Usage workspace with usage-state filters and focused attachment review.
Scan History showing score trends, scan duration, and aggregate issue counts.
Heavy image file-size review with configurable threshold and file details.
Missing or unreadable local file review for broken attachment records.
Modern Settings screen for image dimension threshold, file-size threshold, and review pagination.