MyNetImages
My net images is pure free image hosting service with images gallery support. This free image hosting uses an advance and feature rich desktop like AJAX based members interface having features like Flash based multi-image uploading tool, by using it you can upload as many images as you want with only few clicks. This free image hosting service also allows you to create unlimited number of sub images gallery and even sub images gallery within sub images gallery. All free hosted images are easily accessible thanks to their multiple view options within each free member account. Hotlinking is allowed or you can also use a public images gallery section to share your images. They also feature a images gallery privacy settings which allow you to prevent people from viewing your content.You can move your sub
photo gallery and images into other sub photo gallery and can rename them or add descriptions.Free upload settings also allow you to change your images default size , so that all your images can be resized to your linking during upload.
Member registration is required. Supported image formats (file extensions allowed): jpeg, jpg, gif, png. The maximum image size allowed is 512 KB, and the free hosting accounts provide 999 MB of available storage space for your image files.
All images larger than 512 kb are optimized automatically during free upload so that you can even upload images larger than 512 kb and they will get optimized for viewing on web pages however we do not recommend this as this will reduce images quality. There are multiple account view options like thumbnail, list and image links. Users and webmasters can upload single image or use their new advance flash based one click multi images uploader. At this moment they are providing unlimited bandwidth and also there is no expire time when your free uploaded images will get deleted. So they do not get deleted from their free image hosting service.
They also have a very responsive and active forum where all users can get instant help , post suggestions and future feature requests.
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