How To Upload Image To Internet ?

Sharing Image

There's tons of location where you can upload and store your image to the internet. It depends on what you want to do with the image. A well known Instagram maybe the perfect choice to share your picture with your Facebook friends. For other sharing option there are countless of sites which offer free uploading service plus no registration!.

I've came to a situation where I want to embed an image to my blog and I want it in specific size and I want it lasting there without charge or else the picture cannot be viewed on my blog year later. On another case, I want to store my image with folder so that I can access it easily through my tablet while a.f.k , and it is in a properlisting. Nowadays everything that we want should be there (googling), its up to us to know how to use it and select the best service that is suitable for our task.

Here are some of the generally known site to upload your pic.

INSTAGRAM

Instagram is built around the community, and is designed for sharing photos with other users. Instagram has lots of filters and editing options. Instagram is not a good choice if you need to link to your image in a blog or forum.

IMGUR

This is an image hosting site that allows you to anonymously upload images that can then be seen by other users. You can quickly link your images to Reddit and Digg. Imgur pictures are deleted if they receive no views after six months. Imgur will automatically compress large images.

FLICKR

Flickr gives you a large amount of storage to upload your images to. Images are not compressed or resized. You can link to your images from your blog. Many advanced users report problems with the way Flickr handles professional photography.

PHOTOBUCKET

Photobucket allows you to share and link to your stored images. You must create an account to use Photobucket. There is a Photobucket desktop program that allows you to easily back up large numbers of images at once. Free Photobucket accounts have limited storage.

DROPBOX

Dropbox is more geared towards online storage, but you can still easily share your stored images with others. Free Dropbox accounts come with 2 GB of storage, which may not be enough for some users. Dropbox allows you to easily share your images, but is not suitable for embedding images in blogs and websites.

GOOGLE DRIVE

Google Drive is geared more towards personal storage, but you can share images that you've uploaded with others. Free Google Drive accounts come with 15 GB of storage, with more available for purchase. You can share your images, but Google Drive is not suitable for embedding images in blogs and websites. All Google accounts come with Google Drive access.

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