JPG to URL
Drop your .jpg or .jpeg file. Copy the .jpg link.
JPG is the format of almost every phone and camera photo, and it often carries hidden EXIF data: the GPS location where it was taken, the phone model and the date. When you convert a JPG to a URL here, that data is removed in your browser first, without re-compressing the photo.
Phone photos are often 3–8 MB. Pick Resize 1920 px and Compress 80% to make the link load fast on mobile.
How it works
- Drop your .jpg or .jpeg file.
- Optionally resize or compress it.
- Copy the .jpg link.
Features
Lossless EXIF removal
Location and camera data are cut out without re-encoding when possible.
Correct rotation
Sideways phone photos are fixed using their orientation tag.
Smaller files
See the before → after size.
Frequently asked questions
Is JPG to URL different from JPEG to URL?
No. JPG and JPEG are the same format, and both work.
Do you keep my photo’s location?
No. With “Remove location & camera data” on (the default), EXIF and GPS data are removed in your browser before upload. The server also re-encodes every image, which removes any remaining metadata.
What is the maximum file size?
Up to 10 MB per image and 30 images at once. Bigger photos are automatically resized and compressed in your browser so they fit, instead of failing.
Is it really free?
Yes. Uploading, direct links, embed codes, albums, QR codes and the view counter are free, with no account, no watermark and no download page in front of your image.
More ways to get an image link
Image to URL
An image URL is a web address that returns the image file itself.
Image to link
Sending images as attachments is slow, eats data and often gets compressed.
Upload image, get link
This is the fastest way to get a link for an image: no account, no captcha, no waiting page.
Picture to URL
Many websites ask for a “picture URL” instead of a file upload: forum signatures, profile pictures, marketplace listings, Google Forms.
PNG to URL
PNG is the format for screenshots, logos and graphics with transparent backgrounds.
GIF to URL
Many image hosts turn GIFs into videos or flatten them into a still frame.