Three Easy steps on uploading an image online

You might have already known by now what I am talking about. While you can share images with just two steps in facebook, how about sharing it in a different website for just three easy steps ?

Why do you need to share ?

You are travelling across the world, you see something unique and you wanted to capture it. You captured it and then you have it in your camera. You upload it to your desktop or a laptop, what then ?

You would probably want to make the images available so that it could be seen by anyone, anytime. So for that you will make a website, upload the image and share the link to your friend.

Incorrect. 

With the help of imgup.io which is a free image hosting website and sharing site, you can now directly go to the website and upload the images in three easy steps.

The steps

Step 1 - Go the website

Step 2 - Click on Upload images for free

Step 3 - Upload the image

So in these three easy steps, you will have your images online and with the help of the link, you can share it to anyone you would like to share.

Why it is different from other ?

Usually there are different platform where you can share images online, Flickr, instagram, blah blah, there are different places where you can share your images online. However imgup remains different because you do not need to log in to upload the image as you can do that as an anonymous guest of the image sharing website. 

Beside your images will be available in the search engines and could even feature the home page in case the image is interactive. This way you could not just share the images with your friend, however you can also get some unique views from even who you dont know.

The website has a high server capacity with great web features which makes it different from any other free or paid images available online.

Web Hosting

Web hosting is a service which allocates space for customers to showcase their websites on computer servers that are connected to the Internet 24/7.

Servers are powerful computers that have extremely large hard drives, or an array of hard drives. Space is then rented to those who want a "website presence" on the Internet.

Every server on the Internet has a unique numerical IP (Internet Protocol) address. You can think of servers as apartment buildings with unique addresses. Each apartment unit within each building is equivocal to space rented out for individual websites. And like real apartment buildings, each unit also has an address based on "the building" in which it is located.