This plugin modifies the standard upload folder structure for content management systems, creating a unique, randomly named folder for each uploaded media file and its thumbnails. It is designed for developers and site administrators who manage large media libraries and need to avoid performance bottlenecks and naming issues caused by the default folder setup.

• Randomized Folder Names: Each file is placed in a folder with a name generated from a UUID, encoded with base36 characters (a-z, 0-9). This ensures uniqueness and prevents filename collisions.
• Configurable Folder Depth: The default single-folder depth can be customized via a filter. You can increase the depth to create nested subfolders (e.g., /c/n/k/unique-id/), which can further distribute files for specific filesystem optimizations.
• Groups Thumbnails with Originals: All image derivatives (like -150x150.jpg) are stored in the same unique folder as their source file, keeping related media organized together.
• Addresses Filesystem Limits: Helps mitigate performance issues that can occur on filesystems like EXT4 when a single directory contains tens of thousands of files by distributing them across many folders.
• Simple Installation: Install by downloading the plugin, unzipping it into the plugins directory, and activating it from the admin panel. No complex configuration is required for the default behavior.