Upload & organize images
Use your gallery, folders, favorites, and public sharing links.
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Upload to your gallery
- Step 1: After activating Image Host, open Image Host → Gallery.
- Step 2: Use the upload control and choose PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF images.
- Step 3: Keep each image within 10 MiB and wait for the upload to complete.
- Step 4: Open an image's sharing controls to copy its public link and test it in a browser.
Use folders, favorites, search, and sorting to organize your image library.
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Organize your images
Use folders to group images and favorites to keep useful images easy to find. Search by file name and use the sort menu to find an image quickly.
Open an image to see its details and sharing panel. Copy a Direct link, Markdown, BBCode, or HTML version to suit the place you are sharing it.
Folders and favorites do not change who can open the image link. Anyone who has that link can view the image.
The overview gives you storage usage and a shortcut to your gallery.
Storage and upload limits
- Your account has 5 GB of storage and a maximum of 1,000 images.
- Deleting an image frees storage for new uploads.
- When the gallery is full, remove images you no longer need before uploading more.
- Buying Image Host again does not add another storage allowance.
If an upload does not finish
- Confirm that Image Host access is active on the account you are signed into.
- Check the image type and size, then check your remaining storage and image count.
- Refresh the gallery and check whether the image already appeared before uploading it again.
- If an error persists, send support the exact message, file size, and format.
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