How do I share an image link?
Upload the image, copy the direct URL or embed output, and paste it into the destination.
Upload an image, copy the direct URL or embed format, and share it in chat, forums, documentation, blogs or social posts.
A shareable image link is a URL that opens a hosted image. It can be pasted into a message or used through Markdown, HTML or BBCode when the destination supports embedded images.
Create the hosted URL on the upload page, then copy the format that fits where the image will appear.
Choose a supported image up to 5 MB and select retention.
Use Direct URL, Markdown, HTML or BBCode.
Use the link only where you have permission to share the image.
The best output depends on the platform receiving the image.
Paste the direct URL into a conversation or ticket.
Use BBCode for compatible forums or Markdown for GitHub documentation.
Use HTML only when the editor accepts image tags.
Creating the URL requires uploading the image to the hosting service. The link may be accessible to anyone who receives it, and it follows the retention period selected before upload.
Upload the image, copy the direct URL or embed output, and paste it into the destination.
Yes. Direct URL is one of the outputs provided after a successful upload.
No account is required for the normal upload flow.
Yes, if the platform accepts the chosen format and you have permission to share the image.
Yes. The public upload tool creates links without account registration.
JPG, PNG, GIF and WebP images up to 5 MB are supported.
Open the uploader or compare general and temporary hosting guidance.