[GretchenM]

Instructions for free uploading:

1. Upload Your Images
2. Copy the Links
3. Post!

OR, "To save your images in albums, please sign up [at] Webshots for a full Webshots account. Get all the benefits of Basic membership and more for just $2.49/month! Billed annually."

[mnehring]

Thanks for the info. pBase is frustrating because they don't allow redirects of images.

[Skooz]

bump for later and my multitudes of images searching for a home.

[GretchenM]

fyi

[demlosers]

Cool. :)

[martin_fierro]

http://www.putfile.com isn't bad either

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

I've never had a problem with Tinypic.com. They do the same thing as AllYouCanUpload.webshots.com

[GreenAccord]

Bookmarking so I can find it later!

[DoctorMichael]

Useful Bookmark Bump.

[gunnyg]

ALSO:

http://tinypic.com/

[Izzy Dunne]

Here's a picture of something floating above my house:

[McGruff]

http://imageshack.us/ is the most popular one. No strings attached except your photo may disappear after a period of time if not being viewed.

[rit]

"In addition, when you post Public Content to Webshots, you also grant us a license to distribute that Content, either electronically or via other media, to users seeking to download it through the Webshots Desktop or for purposes of other services provided by Webshots and to display such Content on Webshots affiliated sites, including but not limited to other sites owned and operated by CNET."

Interesting that I can upload a picture that can then be published on CNET or other Webshots affiliated sites.

[thoughtomator]

Cool. Say hello to my girls!

[HairOfTheDog]

Thanks for the new thingy to try out!

Hmmm the interface gives you all kinds of preformatted code, but not the code most people really want: the code to simply post the picture, without thumbnail or link to a separate page.

I'm skeptical about Webshots hotlinks holding up to high traffic. They didn't use to when I've previously had a Webshots account and the hotlinks didn't last.

I have been happy with www.snapfish.com for nicely resized image links that really hold up well even on high traffic threads, the pictures load fast.

You have to buy something once in awhile, some prints, or a gift, but their products are really good.

[monkapotamus]

"Oink"

Well, it works. Thanks! ;^)

[ElkGroveDan]

I use photobucket all the time for those wild and crazy photos I come across and want to save for FR.

[Echo Talon]

I use tinypic.com(no registration necessary) but thanks for the info!

[pbear8]

Thanks for the info bookmark!

[elli1]

Thanx. Got my first digital camera today. Marking for later.

[cloud8]

3 minutes to upload and post.

Thanks for the link!