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Wicked Folders – Folder Organizer for Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types

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81 Quality Score
Active Installs
19/30

With 20,000 active installs, it is a mid-tier plugin in this category, sitting well behind FileBird at 200,000 and Real Media Library at 100,000, suggesting a narrower audience.

Update Freshness
25/25

Last updated June 2026 and tested against WordPress 7.0, the maintenance signals are current and strong, earning a perfect score.

User Rating
15/15

A 98 out of 100 across 56 ratings is an excellent satisfaction score, indicating the users who do install it are genuinely happy with the result.

Support Health
8/15

Zero support threads, both open and resolved, means there is essentially no public track record of help being given or needed, which is ambiguous and drags the score to 50.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Compatible with WordPress 4.6 through 7.0 with no PHP requirement specified, it covers a very wide range of installs and earns full marks on compatibility.

Scores higher than 86% of indexed plugins

About

Organize your pages, posts, and custom post types into folders. Upgrade to pro for media library folders, WooCommerce integration, and more.

Active Installs 20k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.9/5
Last Updated 2026-09-01 10:18pm GMT
Requires WordPress 4.6+
Tested Up To 7.1

Security History

22 known vulnerabilities, all patched
1 High 21 Medium

Most recent: March 14, 2026

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What It Does

Wicked Folders adds a folder-based organizational layer to the WordPress admin for pages, posts, and any registered custom post type, letting editors group content into nested folders independent of the built-in category or taxonomy system. The free version covers standard post types, while media library folders, WooCommerce product folders, and advanced features are gated behind a paid upgrade.

Who It's For

This plugin is a good fit for content-heavy sites with many pages, posts, or custom post types that need a clearer visual structure than WordPress's default category hierarchy provides, such as agency portfolios, multi-author blogs, or sites managing large volumes of custom content. Teams that primarily struggle with media library clutter will get less out of the free version and may need the pro tier.

Who Should Skip It

Users whose main pain point is organizing uploaded media files should skip the free version, since media folders require the paid upgrade, and anyone running a small site with under 50 posts or pages will likely find folders overkill compared to standard categories.

The Bottom Line

Wicked Folders delivers a polished folder system for non-media content with strong user ratings and up-to-date maintenance, but the free version's lack of media library support limits its value for many users. If your biggest organizational headache is the media library, look at FileBird or Real Media Library first; if you want folders for posts, pages, and custom post types, Wicked Folders is a solid pick.

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