How to get the name of the image fetched in WordPress using WP inBulit-function

In WordPress, when you fetch an image, you typically retrieve its metadata, which includes various information about the image, such as its title, alt text, URL, etc. To get the name of the image (assuming you’re working within a WordPress loop or have access to the image data), you can use the following code:

<?php
// Assuming you have the image ID or object
$image_id = get_post_thumbnail_id();
$image = get_post($image_id);
$image_name = $image->post_title;


echo 'Image Name: ' . $image_name;
?>

In this example, get_post_thumbnail_id() retrieves the ID of the featured image associated with the current post/page, and get_post() fetches the data associated with that ID. Then, $image->post_title retrieves the title of the image, which is often the name of the image file uploaded to WordPress.

You can adjust this code according to your specific use case or where you’re fetching the image data from within WordPress.