This will create bad user experience for your the visitor.
Users landing on the attachment pages will be disappointed as they don’t have any content other than an image. Attachment pages are thin content pages that will affect the quality and ranking of your site in Google. In this case, Google will index thousand attachment pages in search results. For example, if you have one thousand images on your site, all these images will have an attachment page URL. Since all attachment pages have single media file, it will be a big problem from search engine optimization perspective. However, it has a single image without any other text content. If the image is already attached, you will see the post URL and “Detach” option.Īs you can see the page contains all other sections like header, comments, footer and sidebar based on your theme’s page layout. Make the view to list view and check under “Uploaded to” column. You can view an image is attached or unattached from “Media > Library” section of your admin panel. You can also have images not attached to any post types in WordPress. However, not all the uploaded images and files need to be attached to a post or page. Now that you know the difference between post, image and attachment URLs. 
wp-content/uploads/2021/02/WordPress-User-Section.png Post and attachment URLs will change based on your setup. If you use the default uploads folder, then the image URL will look something like below (organized by month and date). Remember, we use post name as a setup and use separate subdomain to hose all static files uploaded on the site. In this case, below are the URLs you will get: Example Let us take an example that we upload an image named “WordPress-User-Section” to a post “how-to-delete-user-in-wordpress/”. Since the post or page also has a, let us explain the attachment page with an easy to understand example. WordPress will attach the uploaded image to that particular post and assign a unique URL to access the image. For example, you can upload an image using an image block in Gutenberg block editor.
WordPress uses attachment as a post type to access any files uploaded and assigned to a post or page. You can upload media files in WordPress admin panel from the editor or from “Media > Library”.
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