ImgPeek is the simplest way to host and edit images online. Drag & drop to get a direct link instantly & no login, no fees, no hassle. Beyond hosting, ImgPeek offers powerful client side tools to compress, resize, and convert your images without them ever leaving your browser. It's privacy focused, lightning fast, and 100% free. Perfect for developers, designers, and anyone who needs a quick image URL or a fast format conversion.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built ImgPeek because I was tired of bloated image hosting sites that require logins, show endless ads, or make you wait just to get a simple direct link.
ImgPeek is my answer to that frustration. It's a suite of image tools designed to be:
1. Fast: Drag, drop, done.
2. Private: Your edits happen on your device, not a server.
3. Free: No paywalls or sign-ups.
Whether you need to quickly host a screenshot for a markdown file, compress a heavy PNG, or convert WebP to JPG, ImgPeek handles it instantly.
I'd love to hear your feedback! What other image tools would you like to see added?
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀
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Here, I've added a history feature where every upload is saved to the history when you log in. This ensures that uploads can be reviewed and even deleted if unnecessary.
Wonderful tool. Are the images stored forever and can we upload bulk images?
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@chilarai Thanks. Currently, all images are stored indefinitely, so you can rely on them being available, though like any service, I can’t guarantee this will always remain exactly the same in the future. Bulk uploads aren’t supported yet, but it’s on the roadmap and will be added soon to make uploading multiple images much easier.
Here, I've added a history feature where every upload is saved to the history when you log in. This ensures that uploads can be reviewed and even deleted if unnecessary.
Swytchcode
Wonderful tool. Are the images stored forever and can we upload bulk images?
@chilarai Thanks. Currently, all images are stored indefinitely, so you can rely on them being available, though like any service, I can’t guarantee this will always remain exactly the same in the future. Bulk uploads aren’t supported yet, but it’s on the roadmap and will be added soon to make uploading multiple images much easier.