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Image hosting is the uploading of images to a remote web server, allowing them to be linked to other applications or websites. This is a more effective alternative to hosting the files on your website which could eat up time and space.
When choosing an image hosting service, you must take into consideration a variety of factors including storage capacity, user-friendliness, and security. You’ll also want to think about whether the platform has features that make it more adaptable, such as direct linking, image galleries, editing tools, HTML links and privacy options.
Depending on your needs and your audience, different image hosting sites may be better suited than others. PostImage for instance, is a popular image hosting site that provides simple tools. You can upload multiple images at once and choose the size at which you want them displayed (avatars on messages boards, 21-inch monitors or even a 21-inch monitor.). It also comes with a powerful CDN integrated into it so your images can be served up super quickly.
Another alternative is 500px, an international photography network that has billions of images and millions of groups to share them in. This is a great option for photographers who wish to gain 15 minutes of fame and exposure, and also build their brand and connect with potential clients.
Another option is Flickr, which is an extensively used, free image hosting site with an enormous community and simple-to-use features. It’s owned by Oath/Verizon and is targeted at prosumer photographers who want to make money from their work and grow their businesses.
