Imgur
The fun, free image host and social sharing hot spot for viral videos and memes.
Summary
Our users have written 8 comments and reviews about Imgur, and it has gotten 344 likes
- Developed by Imgur, Inc.
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- Subscription that costs about $5 per month.
- Average rating of 2.6
- 106 alternatives listed
yeah i pretty much live off this image host thanks imgur
Pair this up with something like shareX ShareX and you'll just imgur link everything such as
The moment my imgur.com links wither away will be a sad day for me
[Edited by Kagerjay, June 20]
There's little competition when it comes to image sharing.
And what's bonkers is that most of it is free. I have no idea how they sustain the server costs, but I can't help but be grateful.
Imgur is terrible now, it doesn't allow you to post a image via a mobile device unless you download their app, no thanks! It became instantly useless for me.
Never fucking works and gives you a fucking retarded, faggy "Zoinks!" error when you try to access your goddamn gallery. Fucking kikes can't fucking run their goddamn site correctly. Kill yourself, Imgur.
This comment brought me joy lol feds aint censoring alternativeto yet, and thats saying a lot in 2021. Freedom of speech, even if its from a racist troll. My kind of internet.
Reply written 28 days ago
I'm rating this from the viewpoint of image hosting. Imgur used to be the simplest, easiest image host that I could find. It's still decent, but as the years go by they keep stripping features from the image hosting area and forcing me more and more towards the awful front page and social "meme-sharing" functionality they've branched out to. There is no good reason to strip out perfectly working features such as view styles and album overview other than to force users to change how they use your platform. I just want to create an album and share it, why must I go through 10 hard-to-find sub menus to get there when previously an easy overview was one dropdown away?
Imgur is still one of the best image hosts around, for now, due to their stability. They've been here this long and won't be leaving any time soon, so it's unlikely you will lose your images. That said, they seem determined to become more of a social network than a good image host and the moment a solid replacement shows up, I will be leaving.
Nothing for serious photographers - more a playground for children.
love the site. hate the new app (Android). It's good but I don't like the extra unnecessary background stuff. I guess they got to get paid somehow.