Recommend a site for very low volume image hosting?

[Soen Eber]

Can anyone recommend an image hosting site that is free, and does not watermark or imbed other content when displaying images? At best I'd only be using for a few dozen images and not looking for anything with a high bandwidth or memory, mostly just for posting on VVOne.

 

[Knutz Scorpio]

Been using imgur.com for a while, no issues so far.

 

[Noodles]

I usually use Imgur as well.

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

So far I've been using Imgur for the task. It was also for a long time the image hosting service of many Reddit users... until they started to go after NSFW pictures last year and deleted many of them without much warning.

This resulted in a huge drop in popularity.

 

[Free]

Oh hey, has anyone suggested imgur?

 

[Casey Pelous]

A lot of people are saying good things about Imgur. I don't know, but that's what they're saying.

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

So far I've been using Imgur for the task. It was also for a long time the image hosting service of many Reddit users... until they started to go after NSFW pictures last year and deleted many of them without much warning.

This resulted in a huge drop in popularity.

I wonder what impact this had on their business... They used to dominate reddit, but absolutely don't anymore...

I use Gyazo for this sometimes.

 

[CronoCloud Creeggan]

/me looks around and says “Snapzilla“?

Flickr? The free offering is fine if you're not wanting to store many, and you can easily share them here. Of course I'm one of those cray-cray SL fashionistas who have a Flickr Pro account. Seriously I find it hard to recommend Flickr Pro unless you take lots of rl pics with a “real“ camera, or do a lot of virtual photography in either SL or Games.

I use gyazo for quick sharing of things I see or wear that I don't feel the need to do a full-on Ctrl+~ screenshot uploaded to Flickr for.

Imgur I've not used, but if I was a serious memester I'd probably be using it for my "Me me's“

 

[Noodles]

/me looks around and says “Snapzilla“?

Flickr? The free offering is fine if you're not wanting to store many, and you can easily share them here. Of course I'm one of those cray-cray SL fashionistas who have a Flickr Pro account. Seriously I find it hard to recommend Flickr Pro unless you take lots of rl pics with a “real“ camera, or do a lot of virtual photography in either SL or Games.

I thought Snapzilla died

Anyway, I can't recomend Flickr Pro at the prices they charge honestly. But I am bitter over then raising the prices. I was a pro user from like 2006 to 2016 or so when they forcibly raised the annual fee from $25/year to like $50+.

It was just too much. I had like 20,000 or more images there too and I just dumped them all and left.

I want to like Flickr, but it needs to be cheaper.

 

[Free]

/me looks around and says “Snapzilla“?

I thought Snapzilla died

It's joined the bleedin' choir invisible.

 

[Casey Pelous]

It's joined the bleedin' choir invisible.

It's probably pinin' for the fjords.

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

They used to dominate reddit, but absolutely don't anymore...

New reddit does image hosting internally.

 

[Free]

It's probably pinin' for the fjords.

 

[CronoCloud Creeggan]

I thought Snapzilla died

It did, That's the joke. It would be perfect for Soen's use case.

But I am bitter over then raising the prices. I was a pro user from like 2006 to 2016 or so when they forcibly raised the annual fee from $25/year to like $50+.

I want to like Flickr, but it needs to be cheaper.

They probably raised the price because $25 was too much of a good deal. I was constantly recommending it at that price. Now, not so much, unless you're one of the groups I mentioned above.

 

[Noodles]

New reddit does image hosting internally.

Correction

Reddit makes a grand attempt at image hosting, one of the most basic ass things a website can do, and often fails at it, especially when it involves moving images.

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

New reddit does image hosting internally.

I know. But wasn't problems and imgur a major reason they started doing that?

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

I think it was part of the New Reddit migration and the inline images in comments, and that has been going on for quite a while.