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Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
I'm confused, you mentioned you have your own website. Is it a free site with no ftp options??? To load up things to my site I just use the free extension for firefox called fireftp and it does a good job. to have the gif show up just use the right html tag <image src = mycoolgif.gif> coolgif</image> There was nothing… -
Good image/GIF uploader?
I currently use Photobucket to upload images and .GIF's, but Photobucket makes those images linkable back to their site. I want to upload GIF's to my website without the option of linking back to the uploader site. Does anyone know of a good site that doesn't link the uploaded image if clicked on? Also, for anyone that… -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
arh reading the first sentences again regarding uploading. I use a FTP client (FileZilla) to upload to my own server, image hosters are no good if you are serious about keeping projects alive say even after 1 year or 2. Because it matters if you embed those media files say here on polycount which absolute URL you used, if… -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
To show off some of my Tech work. Mostly shaders and game-play programming stuff. A good combo of images, gifs and videos in the right places should be effective, especially if you have more than just image renders to show :] -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
kodde & r_fletch_r: Thanks for the tips! Sage: I use weebly, so I don't think there are ftp options. I could be wrong though. The <image src = mycoolgif.gif> coolgif</image> code works! Thanks! I found out that you could also add width="number" height="number" before src to change the size of it. -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
I looked into weebly and it's kind of cool if you are not totally anal about the code that goes into your site. it seems you can use image perfect to do all your image uploading needs... I use Imageready for all my gif animation needs... it works good enough... In Imageready for example you can say how long a frame stays… -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
I think imageshack works quite fine if you register a free account with them. If you do register you get to use a direct link to your image (avoid linking back to their site). -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
dropbox might also work well. -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
again those 2 options are more likely to cause an expired URL. -
Re: Good image/GIF uploader?
just to repeat what I messaged to juanitudev1 But before that, one reason one might go with GIF clips: * easy to share on messageBoards, emails, wikis or other html based editors. * can loop so its perfect for showing 2-4 sec. clips showing results or step instructions But where I think it doesn't suit its purpose: * show…
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