Uploading images on the internet can have two purposes : The first is to be able to keep your favorite photos and those of the holidays in an organized way on web spaces such as Flickr and then share them with friends and show them to the world. The second reason is to use images or photos to post on a website that requires it, on your blog, on a forum, or to meet the needs of sharing a photo quickly with a friend thus avoiding having to send it by email and then upload the photo on an image hosting service.
The main difference between the two modes is that the image hosting services provide a link or permalink that ends with the file extension (for example www.address.com/pippo.jpg) and therefore the internet address is provided with which to open the photo directly; instead with services like Flickr, before seeing the photo, you have to go to the Flickr website.
Four services on the internet allow you to upload a photo quickly and quickly :
1) I often use ImgUr and it is my favorite. You can upload photos both from the computer and indicating the link if it is an online image. The photos from the PC can be dragged with the mouse into the site interface by drag and drop. For each uploaded image a url is provided which is the direct link to use to share fate in social networks or to host images for a site or forum. A "Deletion link" is also provided to be used to delete the photo after uploading it and at the top right there is a menu for editing or cutting the photo. If you register on the site, you can create personal albums to share or keep forever.
2) Imgbb is the perfect site to upload images for use in forums and websites, with hotlinks, direct links and HTML codes to embed them online.
3) Snipboard.io is a very easy site where images can be shared by just copying and pasting into the central interface of the web page, where CTRL-V is written. For each image a unique link opens which can be sent via email or published on Facebook or on other social networks.
4) ImgBox is a fast service for uploading images of all kinds. To upload a photo there is no need for registration or any declaration, it is uploaded to the internet with a URL with random characters that you can't remember by heart and that shows that the photo cannot be searched on the internet by Google. The link of the image just uploaded will be shared on the spot or marked somewhere in order not to lose the photo on the internet and not find it anymore. The uploaded images cannot then be deleted and will not disappear over time but, on the other hand, they cannot even be found with any criteria, therefore privacy, in a certain sense can be respected.
5) Gyazo is a PC program that allows you to upload screenshots and images online for sharing.
6) Postimages allows you to upload multiple images from a single prompt (by holding down the CTRL key and clicking on multiple files) or upload them via URL. Images of different standard formats can be resized. Postimage.com will also allow you to create an account to keep a history of all uploaded files.
7) UltraIMG supports uploading multiple images at once with a maximum size of 10 MB per file. Direct link or HTML or BBCode code to use files uploaded to external sites or online publications.
UltraIMG also offers extensions for Chrome and Firefox and a desktop uploader.
8) FunkyIMG does not support adding multiple images through a prompt, but rather by drag-and-drop from the desktop or from Windows Explorer. FunkyIMG supports dynamic resizing, information labels and also the possibility of adding watermarks, even if the watermarks are of very low quality.
9) Google Photos allows you to upload files to the internet for free in a dedicated space. Images can be made public and shared with permalink via this trick. If you open an image file in Google Drive you get a direct link for sharing.
10) Imageshack is the most famous and famous hosting service for online images but it is chock full of advertising with annoying pop-ups and banners so you can also go .. retired!
BONUS) A different type of site for uploading images is the one that allows you to send a temporary photo, which deletes itself after having seen it once or after a certain period of time which can be 10 minutes or a day.
Since many services are born and die in a flash, I suggest, other alternatives are the sites to organize photos online .
