Drop or choose a JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, HEIC, PDF, or supported video file. Each file must be 20MB or smaller.
Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC/HEIF, PDF, MP4, WebM, MOV (Max: 20MB)
When a file on your device needs a web address, this image to URL converter gives you a practical way to publish it. Upload the file, wait for processing, then copy the direct link or an embed format for the site, document, or forum where you plan to use it. No account is required.
A direct image URL points to the file itself, while a preview page helps you inspect the file and copy other formats. Follow these steps to create a link for a document, website, or message.
Select or drag a supported image into the uploader. Check the file size first, and enable JPEG optimization only when a smaller output is useful.
The service sends the file, applies the selected image handling, and creates a public HTTPS address when processing finishes.
Copy the direct URL for sharing, or open the preview page to copy an HTML, Markdown, or BBCode version that matches your destination.
A direct image URL is a web address that points to the image file rather than to a page that surrounds it. That makes it useful in an HTML img tag, a Markdown document, a forum post, or a chat message that accepts links. The preview page is different: it provides file information and copy controls, while the direct link is the address you embed or share.
Use the plain URL when a service asks for an image address or when you want to send a clickable link. Use Markdown in GitHub README files, wikis, and other Markdown editors. Use HTML when you control a webpage or an editor that accepts markup. BBCode is intended only for forums that explicitly support it. Replace the example address with the URL returned after your upload.
Direct URL: https://example.com/image.pngMarkdown: HTML: <img src="https://example.com/image.png" alt="Example image" />The uploader accepts common image formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and HEIC, as well as supported PDF and video files. Each file must stay within the 20MB limit, and some image formats also have a pixel limit. If JPEG optimization is enabled, a large photo may be resized or re-encoded with some quality loss. PNG, APNG, WebP, and GIF keep their original bytes; turn optimization off when preserving the original JPEG matters.
A generated link is designed for sharing, not for private storage. Anyone who has the address may be able to access the file, so do not upload passwords, identity documents, private client material, or other confidential content. HTTPS protects the connection while the file is transferred, but it does not turn a public link into an access-controlled resource. Keep another copy of anything important.
Use the direct address for a support ticket, a product note, or a message where the recipient should open the file. Paste the Markdown output into a README or technical article, and use the HTML output in a webpage template. For a forum, check whether the editor expects BBCode before pasting an embed snippet. After publishing, open the result in a private browser window to confirm that the destination renders the file as expected.
You can upload JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, HEIF, PDF, MP4, WebM, and MOV files within the stated limits. Each file must be 20MB or smaller; JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP images also have a 16-megapixel limit.
The direct URL points to the uploaded file and is the right choice for an image address, HTML, or Markdown embed. The preview link opens a page with file information and copy controls.
No. You can upload without an account and copy the available link formats after processing. Anonymous access does not make the uploaded file private.
Links are intended for ongoing sharing, but continued availability is not guaranteed because service, storage, or network conditions can change. Keep an independent backup of important files.
Yes. Open the uploader in a mobile browser, choose a photo from your camera roll, and copy the result when processing finishes. The same file-size and format limits apply.