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Free Image Hosting Sites


If you are one of those looking for free image hosting, the following sites are a great place to begin with. They are absolutely Free. However, you need to remember that the Best Things are not always Free, so you may have to upgade to get the best from these sites. As a beginner, the Free service they shell out will be sufficient.
Here is the list:
  1. Flickr – 20 MB monthly upload limit / unlimited bandwidth
  2. Zooomr – 100 MB monthly upload limit / unlimited bandwidth
  3. Visadig – Max file size 1.6MB / unlimited bandwidth
  4. Photobucket – 1 GB disk space / 25 GB monthly bandwidth
  5. TinyPic – Unlimited photo hosting and bandwidth
  6. PutPix – 2 GB of space / 10 GB bandwidth / 2 MB file size limits
  7. ImageShock.eu – no limits mentioned / cool bonus tools included
  8. ImageShack – max file size of 1.5 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  9. Supload – unlimited disk space and bandwidth
  10. ImageVenue – max file size of 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  11. ImageTitan – max file size 1536 KB / unlimited bandwidth
  12. PixHosting.info – max file size 10 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  13. ImagesFly.com – max file size 5 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  14. PostImage – max file size 4 Mb / unlimited bandwidth
  15. FreeImageHost -max file size 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  16. ImageBam – max file size 3 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  17. ImageCabin -max file size 25 MB / unlimited bandwidth
  18. WeImage – max file sie 2 MB / unlimited bandwidth
Src: Mizoram Express
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