The library sidebar gains File Types and Utilities, image assets list ProcessWire variations already on disk, and title or alt typed during a field upload is written back to the library record.
28 August 2026
Field automation for pre-generated sizes, collection filing, and labelling; findRaw() variations; SVG library display; bulk-delete usage warnings; Windows preview-cover fixes; and more since 1.19.51.
19 August 2026
YouTube and Vimeo as first-class library assets with full TinyMCE editing and start-at playback, inline audio and video preview, auto or manual preview covers for PDFs and audio, German admin UI, Front End Editing fixes, and KonKat theme polish.
16 July 2026
Custom metadata on shared assets via ProcessWire's field model, a refreshed upload screen, on-demand library thumbnails (4 files per image down to 1 at upload), unified library and picker toolbars, and Import page images with Repeater support.
18 June 2026
A focused follow-up to 1.19.0. The uninstall flow is now safe and predictable, the library and inputfield serve correctly sized retina thumbnails again, and sidebar labels and collections are strictly separated.
5 June 2026
A library refresh for editors (favourites, labels, collections, filter pills, drag-and-drop) plus findRaw() for developers, for high-volume asset reads without loading a Page per image.
3 June 2026
The v1.17 release brings Focus Point cropping for smarter auto-generated crops, opt-in SVG upload support with required sanitisation, and improved compatibility with the ProcessWire KONKAT light admin theme.
20 May 2026
A mid-cycle release: optional Media Hub link in the admin top bar, drag-to-reorder thumbnails in MediaHub fields, select-all in the library list view, and a security hardening pass for import-by-URL.
9 May 2026
A focused 1.15 release. The field drawer adopts ProcessWire's standard save model, MediaHub images get a dedicated editor inside TinyMCE, the library taxonomy is cleanly separated from per-reference display tags (now called Labels), and three follow-up patches refine the crop editor.
16 April 2026
PromptWire connects ProcessWire to Cursor IDE via MCP, giving AI agents direct read/write access to your site's structure, content, and files. Describe what you want in plain language and the agent builds it.
9 April 2026
PDFs, videos, audio files, and documents are now first-class citizens across the entire MediaHub UI. The TinyMCE picker, the Inputfield, and a new Insert Link integration all handle non-image files properly for the first time.
6 April 2026
This release is about speeding up your work in a real session. Organising assets into collections, maintaining your preferred view on reload, adjusting the thumbnail view to look right. All of that is addressed in 1.10.
2 April 2026
A tester ran the import scan on 13,000 images and it took over an hour. That prompted two days of AI-assisted profiling and optimisation across the entire import pipeline. The scan is 825x faster, the import is 18x faster, and the library loads instantly.
29 March 2026
PDFs, spreadsheets, presentations, audio, and video all get the attention they deserved from the start. File-type icons, a smarter upload scanner, and two new default extensions.
27 March 2026
Version 1.7 rethinks how MediaHub installs and uninstalls. There is a single-click install of all three modules, a pre-uninstall audit, typed confirmation, and a keep-assets mode for when you want to remove he module but keep your media files intact.
25 March 2026
MediaHub takes a fundamentally different approach to image cropping in ProcessWire. Crops are stored once in a centralised library, selectable per field, and visible at a glance with inline badges. Here is how it works and why it matters.
14 March 2026
MediaHub is a centralised media library module for ProcessWire CMS. Upload once, reuse everywhere, crop without duplication, and track where every asset is used across your site.
14 March 2026
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