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Ultimate List of Free Image Hosts

42 Free Photo Hosts Looking for a for a free place to upload a few of your pictures? There is no shortage of places online, I can promise you that for sure. Over the past few weeks I’ve been gathering my own list up, checking it twice and have found for you 42 of the best photo or graphic hosts out there today.

I know that some people don’t like to register to get this type of service so the only requirement that I had for this list would be that you can upload without registering – with the exception of Flickr, Zooomr, Photobucket and some of the known and trusted photo hosting resources.

Here is the list of free photo or graphic hosts:

Flickr – 20 MB monthly upload limit / unlimited bandwidth
Zooomr – 100 MB monthly upload limit / unlimited bandwidth
Visadig – Max file size 1.6MB / unlimited bandwidth
Photobucket – 1 GB disk space / 25 GB monthly bandwidth
Image Vimage – Max file size 2 MB / bandwidth unknown
TinyPic – Unlimited photo hosting and bandwidth
PutPix – 2 GB of space / 10 GB bandwidth / 2 MB file size limits
ImageShock.eu – no limits mentioned / cool bonus tools included
IMGSpot – max file size 650 KB / bandwidth not mentioned
ImageShack – max file size of 1.5 MB / unlimited bandwidth
Supload – unlimited disk space and bandwidth
PicHostOnline -max file size of 1.5 MB / hosted for 60 days
UploadJPEG.com – max file size of 1.5 MB / bandwidth unknown
ImageVenue – max file size of 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
Keep My File – max file size of 2.5 MB / bandwidth unknown
ImageTitan – max file size 1536 KB / unlimited bandwidth
ImageRush.com – max file size 50 MB / hosted 60 days
Pikki – says unlimited file size and bandwidth
PixHosting.info – max file size 10 MB / unlimited bandwidth
ImagesFly.com – max file size 5 MB / unlimited bandwidth
PostImage – max file size 4 Mb / unlimited bandwidth
IMGBolt.com – max file size 1 MB / 1 GB bandwidth (1,000 max views)
Slibe – unknown all around, very strange service
Picshome – max file size 300 MB / bandwidth unknown
ImagePile – max file size 5 MB / bandwidth unknown
Uploadem – max file size 15 MB / bandwidth unknown
ShareURPic.com -max file size 10 MB / hosted 90 days (or longer)
YourUpload.com – max file size 50 MB / bandwidth unknown
Upload and GO! – max file size 1 MB / bandwidth unknown
Pictiger – max file size 1 MB / bandwidth unknown
FreeImageHost -max file size 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
ImageBam – max file size 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
2and2.net – max file size 3 MB /bandwidth unknown
Picfu – no limits mentioned on web site
Image Hosting Site – max file size 2 MB / bandwidth unknown
Pic-Spot.com – no limits mentioned on web site
10pix.com – max file size 1.5 MB / bandwidth unknown
Imagefilez.com -max file size 3 MB / bandwidth unknown
DigitalUploader – max file size 256 KB / bandwidth unknown
ImageCabin -max file size 25 MB / unlimited bandwidth
WeImage – max file sie 2 MB / unlimited bandwidth
xs.to – no real rules & limits defined on uploads

Have a perfect one for number 43? Don’t be shy! Drop in a comment or leave me an e-mail and let me know about it. Need more? Check out my other reviews of free web hosts.

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37 WordPress Theme Databases and Blogs

Looking for a new WordPress theme? There are a lot of places to go check out before you decide – so make sure you do a lot of comparisons before you decide on the theme you want.

Also be sure to go check out my theme, Simpblue for WordPress – if you haven’t already. It is free and awesome – some might even save time and say it is freeawesome. I know I would.

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Turn Off YouTube Spam

Oct/02 in Hot Web Topics

YouTube Spam?

Anybody else getting more YouTube spam lately?

I have noticed a few more trickling in lately – so decided to do something about it. If you go visit your My Account page and hunt for around 10 minutes you will find a link for E-mail Options. From there, you can set YouTube to “Don’t send any emails for the above events”.

Hit save, and you should be all fixed up. No offense lovemeChristy72, your just not my kind of girl though.

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Don’t Write for Popularity

Aug/31 in Writing Advice

It seems like these days when I go check out my feed reader to do some reading from my favorite news sources and blogs – there are a lot of posts you can spot that were written just for the sake of trying to bait the social bookmarking and ranking sites for popularity’s sake.

I am not sure this is the best writing practice. Why? Well after you get success with it once, you try it again and again. After a while, all you have left are a lot of wasted hours that you could have spent doing something more creative.

Sure it seems like a lot of these links that you see on digg, delicious, and others seem to come with a pre-packaged and sure fire way to make it to the top. There is a lot to be said for creativity as well though. Just because you wrote one “top 50 Firefox extensions you can use under water” post does not mean that every top 50 post you write will be just as popular.

You also need to worry about offending your current audience as well. New readers are grand, but if you can’t keep them they might start to look elsewhere. Take for example Mashable.com.

I used to really love reading Pete’s web site but the last few weeks it has been nothing but top ten, twenty and thirty lists. I am sure he’s gotten a lot of incoming links from the social bookmarking places but as a reader – I am bored, and I am sure I am not alone.

So don’t write to become popular – become popular because of what you write.

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Get Hosting Links in Your Inbox

Aug/29 in Personal, Web Hosting

Hosting Hoopla - Links and Resources

I have really been having fun lately with Hosting Hoopla. Going on a “link hunt” to find the best the web hosting industry has to offer is always a challenge, because you often run into the same old stuff time and time again.

That is one of the reasons for the redesign and refocusing of the HostingHoopla.com web site. I wanted to make reading about the web hosting industry fun and informative again.

Now do I expect you to come visit the web site each and every day? No. I want to make things easy for you and that is where the RSS feed comes into play. I have had a number of folks subscribe directly to that. The more popular method though seems to be signing up to get daily updates via your e-mail’s inbox.

+ Subscribe to Hosting Hoopla by E-Mail
+ Subscribe to the Hosting Hoopla RSS Feed

These are two ways to track what is going on in the hosting world that can not be forgotten about. Also I have one last offer for the web hosts or hosting professionals out there. Feel free to contact me at mitch@mitchkeeler.com and I’ll be happy to take your own submissions for the list too. I’d really like to get more coupons and deals from any web hosts or other people who have offers to give in the hosting industry.

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Hide Sidebar Link in Google Reader

Aug/21 in Online Apps

Want to hide the sidebar menu in Google Reader but you can’t remember exactly which keyboard combination that was suppose to be? For the combination challenged – I have found a great Greasemonkey user script that does the trick.

The GR Menu Hider gives you that option. After installing it just click the link and your sidebar is there – then it is not. By hiding the menu you can have a larger space to read your feeds.

Tip: For those of you who don’t want the extra script, the way you hide the sidebar via the keyboard shortcut is by hitting the “U” key.

You can go pick up the Greasemonkey script here to install. The only thing different was I wish it was a little icon instead of the words “Toggle menu”. That just seems to stick out like a sore thumb to me.

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28 Web Hosting Blogs Later

Aug/14 in Web Development Tutorials, Web Hosting

28 Hosting Resources - Link Love I have been in the hosting industry for a number of years, and I’d like to think I know good when it comes up and bites me on the butt. When it comes to web hosting blogs, the landscape a few years ago was a lot different than it is today. Back then it was just a few others and myself – now it seems like everybody is coming to the dance.

Here are the best 28 web hosting blogs on the planet today. Which is your favorite?

Of course, that is a good thing. Speaking of good things – here are the best of the best as far as my favorite web hosting blogs go. Did yours get left off the list? Don’t whine. Don’t cry. Leave a comment and let me know so I can be sure to go pick up your RSS feed and subscribe.

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Simple Hosting Links, News, Resources

Aug/13 in Personal, Web Hosting

Feeling like I should go touch up a few older projects of mine, HostingHoopla.com has gotten a major upgrade and refocusing. Hosting Hoopla is now the best “link blog” the web hosting industry has ever seen.

Has the hosting business seen any others? Shh.. don’t steal my thunder.

I’ll be putting up links there on a day to day basis, combing through the press releases and neat web development resources to find the best of the best for all of you. With each link I pass your way I’ll give you a quick description and let you sort of know my feelings about it. I guess you could say it is a kind of extension from the Web Hosting Show podcast. Just think of it like WebHostingShow.com but without all the text and podcasts getting in the way.

Of course you can subscribe via the RSS feed or even get daily e-mail updates. Don’t forget the mobile device friendly version of the Hosting Hoopla link list as well. Many ways to take in the hosting goodness.

Feel free to let me know what you like, what you don’t like, what you need and what you want. I am totally open to suggestions, just send them my way.

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