Uploading pictures, clips or other files to a webserver

[smileBhappy]

don't know if anyone has already considered this but you can get some very cheap shared hosting deals, for $3 a month or so its worth looking into

[parsifal]

I think that MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/) deserves a mention in the opening post, wouldn't you say... ?

[Guest]

I think that MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/) deserves a mention in the opening post, wouldn't you say... ? Yes, added. Thanks for pointing it out.

[Yobbo]

I always use sendspace (http://www.sendspace.com/) (300MB limit).

[mariush]

I'd like to mention http://drop.io

You can create free "drops" of data, which are basically virtual folders with 100 MB of free space, then you can add files into that space and give the folder link to people.

It uses Amazon S3 storage so it should be pretty fast to most people.

ps. sorry, didn't realize this was an old thread and the guy above me was just a link spammer

[Dogway]

I saw once in this forum someone who uploaded his pics to a image hosting web where you could do mouseover to check the frames differences. Does someone remember that?

edit: Yes, that one, Thank you!

[Boolsheet]

This one: http://comparescreenshots.slicx.com/ ?

[leonvictor2012]

I checked upload.com and it is good for uploading images and clips, but does it work with the flash and animated images too?

[lysy]

http://imgbox.com
Key features: "Hotlinking, Super blazing fast, 10MB maximum file size, Simple interface, Unlimited storage space, Unlimited storage time"
https://minus.com
Features: 20MB per file, 10GB storage (up to 50GB by reffering to friends), fast, secure, simple
(not sure if i'm allowed to post refferal link here /thanks to which you get 1GB more on registration/)