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RedRocker227 wrote:

I use TinyPic. There's an option to compress it, but you can just leave it as it is. 

muppetds wrote:

DarkerWorld wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

I use TinyPic. There's an option to compress it, but you can just leave it as it is. 

TinyPic is actually part of the PhotoBucket conglomerate, so you guys are pretty much redirecting me back to PhotoBucket, which I do not want. 

Well... I use jotform All you need to do is upload a picture and then copy the link at the bottom. It has no limit to the number of picture you can upload.

SJRCS_011 wrote:

Flickr

I just tried it, apparently it compresses PNG images more worse than PhotoBucket. O.o

I use http://imageshack.us/. If you right click on the image and copy the link you can get it without premium.

SeptimusHeap wrote:

I use http://imageshack.us/. If you right click on the image and copy the link you can get it without premium.

Does it compress the images, or does it keep it intact? That's kind of my main issue right now, I'm finding that a PhotoBucket is compressing my PNG images into JPEG for some reason, I want my images to remain as nice quality PNG files during the upload process.

[EDIT]Nevermind, I just signed up to see it for myself, it's fantastic. Thanks for the suggestion.  [/EDIT].

[EDIT2]Oh, wait, it's still a JPEG on my end. Reopened. [EDIT]

Last edited by cheddargirl (2011-12-19 08:06:51)

slinger wrote:

slinger wrote:

Well... I use jotform All you need to do is upload a picture and then copy the link at the bottom. It has no limit to the number of picture you can upload.

Did you see this?

I did, but it doesn't look like it has photo management capabilities. 

slinger wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

slinger wrote:

Did you see this?

I did, but it doesn't look like it has photo management capabilities. 

Its what I use... that's how I uploaded the image in my sig.

Yeah, but I'm still looking for something with photo management capabilities (see my first post).

Picasa?

For my image hosting I use Dropbox. If you save an image into your public folder, right click it, go to "Dropbox," and select "copy public link." To get the link is slightly more difficult, but you can change it, save it, and it automatically updates as the same URL. If you look closely, my sig is hosted on Dropbox. There is no bandwidth limit that I know about, and it has at least one Gigabyte of storage, which you can upgrade by things like inviting people.

Speaking of which... Clicky here to help a scratcher!

undefeatedgames wrote:

Picasa?

I just tried it out, that one works pretty well (finally, something that doesn't compress my PNG files into pixelated mush!), although the URL is somewhat lengthy to use...

16Skittles wrote:

For my image hosting I use Dropbox. If you save an image into your public folder, right click it, go to "Dropbox," and select "copy public link." To get the link is slightly more difficult, but you can change it, save it, and it automatically updates as the same URL. If you look closely, my sig is hosted on Dropbox. There is no bandwidth limit that I know about, and it has at least one Gigabyte of storage, which you can upgrade by things like inviting people.

Speaking of which... Clicky here to help a scratcher!

I'll take a look at it Dropbox later (*is feeling too tired to sign up on websites*). If it keeps my PNG images intact and doesn't use a lengthy URL, then I'll switch over to Dropbox. 

16Skittles wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

undefeatedgames wrote:

Picasa?

I just tried it out, that one works pretty well (finally, something that doesn't compress my PNG files into pixelated mush!), although the URL is somewhat lengthy to use...

16Skittles wrote:

For my image hosting I use Dropbox. If you save an image into your public folder, right click it, go to "Dropbox," and select "copy public link." To get the link is slightly more difficult, but you can change it, save it, and it automatically updates as the same URL. If you look closely, my sig is hosted on Dropbox. There is no bandwidth limit that I know about, and it has at least one Gigabyte of storage, which you can upgrade by things like inviting people.

Speaking of which... Clicky here to help a scratcher!

I'll take a look at it Dropbox later (*is feeling too tired to sign up on websites*). If it keeps my PNG images intact and doesn't use a lengthy URL, then I'll switch over to Dropbox. 

Ah you might be slightly let down by lengthy URLs, but they're not THAT bad.

Edit: a quick search here shows that Dropbox.com can be reduced to db.tt with shorter URLs.

Hmm... seems like the URL shortener is mostly for file access, though, not necessarily shortening the URL of the image.

I think I'll keep using Picasa for my images since I already have a Google account, but I think I'll also use Dropbox for other stuff (seems quite handy as a place for file storage).