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I'm searching for a good site to upload my pictures to, my own website jumps in and out, and fucks it up along the way.

Which site is the best for image hosting?

i use photobucket :S it works prety well for me at least

Twitwi, on 12 July 2010 - 04:56 AM, said:

If it's stuff you want to use here (game or Overwatch-related), wait a week or two, I have a surprise.

If it's just general stuff for your own personal use, the only one I've used is ImageShack (consider it a temporary host). I guess Flickr is more of a permanent host.

I use ImageShack also. It is rather frustrating how they are always changing up their site but it supports direct linking and thumbnails which are very good.

Imageshack is good, I use photobucket personally. For just quick linking of pics I'll use tinypic.

I don't like image shack there is just too many adverts and pop-ups on that site,
but now i can't wait for the surprise !

www.tinypic.com

It supports [IMG] tags for forums and has direct links. It also doesn't take you to a page full of ads it just puts you in an empty space with ONLY the picture.

elite879, on 13 July 2010 - 05:32 PM, said:

You sir, win.

I will in the future use Tinypic then

Twitwi, on 13 July 2010 - 06:16 PM, said:

Whaaat!? I recommended tinypic first and yet I lose.. brb having a cry.

I got to agree, tinypic is the best. Hardly an ads, no popups. Just upload, straight to the point, and gives all those links ready.

braddollar, on 13 July 2010 - 11:03 PM, said:

The game (why does links break after i post them)

Twitwi, on 14 July 2010 - 05:29 AM, said:

fail

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /thegamemaxg123NjU5.swf on this server.

Does tinypic support thumbnails?

You can change the upload size of your picture.

You can make it the size of an avatar or a thumbnail right up to the size of a 17" monitor. You choose.

So yes, it supports thumbnails

Moddb has a good image hosting service. Pictures are sorted chronologically, but what's nice is the ability to edit the image after you've uploaded it. If you need to make some small change to the image, you can do it at the source instead of changing the links wherever you posted it without breaking [img] tags.

I use imageshack, good and fast, and they supports thumpnails, html, forums etc.