When you’re trying to upload images to your WordPress site, it’s possible for the connection between your web host and WordPress site to fail. This is usually due to errors on your web host’s side, but it could also be due to errors on your site’s side (in which case, you may need to work with a web developer or WordPress expert to resolve the problem).
If you’re experiencing this error when uploading images, here are some things that may help you troubleshoot it.
-Try uploading the images again to make sure that you’re not experiencing a temporary connection error.
-Ensure that your images are not too large (in file size). If they’re larger than the maximum allowed by your web host, you may need to resize your images before uploading them.
-Check that the image file names don’t contain special characters (like an apostrophe or accent mark). If they do, you can rename them to remove the special characters and try again.
-If you’re receiving the error when trying to upload an image from a specific folder, you may need to change the folder’s permissions.
-If none of the above steps work, you may need to contact your web host or WordPress expert to see what they recommend.