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Turn an image into a shareable link
Screenshots, event photos, or a whole album, share them all as one clean link that opens in any browser.
Drop your file here
Drop several at once and they become one album link
Files up to 100 MB free·
Free·No sign-up to view·100 MB free
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Made for sharing images
To turn an image into a link, drop your PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF in the uploader above and copy the short link. Anyone you send it to opens the full-quality picture right in their browser, no account and no download.
Share a screenshot in one paste
Grab it with Cmd+Shift+4 on a Mac or Win+Shift+S on Windows, drop it here, and paste the link into a Jira ticket, Slack, or a support email. The viewer sees the exact pixels, no chat-app blur, nothing to download.
PNG for screenshots and logos, JPG for photos, WebP for light web assets, GIF for short loops. Whatever you upload is byte for byte what your viewer gets, with no re-compression.
Send high-res without email crushing it
Email and chat quietly shrink a 4000px photo to a soft thumbnail. A link serves the original at native size, up to 100 MB free and 200 MB on Pro.
Every image link ships a downloadable QR code. Put it on a frame, a product tag, or an event flyer, and swap the photo behind it later without reprinting.
No editing, resizing, or compressing. Upload the final file you want people to see.
No image watermark. Our watermark applies to PDF previews only, never a JPEG or PNG.
View-only deters casual saving, but it is a courtesy gate, not copy protection.
How it works
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Pick or screenshot the image
Take a screenshot (Cmd+Shift+4 on a Mac, Win+Shift+S on Windows) or choose any PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF already on your device.
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Drop it in the uploader
Drag the file into the box above. You get one clean linkinseconds.com link in a few seconds, no account needed to create a free link.
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Share the link or its QR
Paste the link into a chat, email, or ticket, or print the free QR code. It opens the full-quality image in any browser, and you see the view count.
Share a screenshot in one paste
Screenshots are the most-shared image there is, an error message, a bug, a Slack thread, a receipt, a settings screen. The awkward part is getting one off your machine cleanly: attaching it drops it into someone's downloads, and pasting into chat re-encodes it. Upload the screenshot here and you get a link you can drop into a Jira ticket, a support email, or a text without making anyone save a file first. The receiver clicks once and sees the exact pixels you captured, crisp text, readable UI, no chat-app blur.
PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, pick right
The format decides how your image looks and how big the file is. Use PNG for screenshots, logos, and anything with sharp text or transparency, it's lossless, so edges stay clean. Use JPG for photos and product shots where a smaller file matters more than pixel-perfect edges. WebP splits the difference and is great for web-bound design assets. GIF is for short looping animations, not stills. Link in Seconds keeps whatever you upload exactly as-is, no re-compression, no conversion, no quality drop, so the format you choose is the format your viewer gets.
Send high-res without email crushing it
Email and messaging apps quietly downscale big images to save bandwidth, a 4000-pixel photo can arrive as a soft 1024-pixel thumbnail, and the person on the other end has no way to get the original back. That's fine for a meme and terrible for a print file, a photography proof, or a detailed diagram. Uploading the full-resolution image and sharing the link sidesteps the compression entirely: the byte-for-byte original sits behind the URL, and viewers open it at native size. On a free sign-in that covers images up to 100 MB; Pro raises it to 200 MB for RAW-adjacent exports and huge stitched panoramas.
View-only for a design proof
When you send a mockup, a logo comp, or a photo proof to a client before they've paid or signed off, you want them to see it, not quietly save the full-res file. Pro's view-only mode hides the download button and direct link, so the picture displays in the browser but there's no one-tap save. Be honest with yourself about what that buys you: it stops casual downloading and keeps a clean preview feel, but anyone determined can still screenshot what's on their screen. It's a courtesy gate for proofs and previews, not DRM.
From photo to printable QR code
Every image link comes with a downloadable QR code, which turns a digital picture into something you can put on physical things. Scan it and the photo opens on the phone in front of you, useful for a framed print that links to the full gallery, a product tag that shows the item in use, an event flyer with a photo reveal, or packaging that opens an unboxing shot. Because you can replace the image behind the link later while keeping the same QR, you can print once and swap the picture seasonally without reprinting a single label.
Set an end date or a view cap and the link stops on its own. Send a quote that expires Friday, or a preview that closes after five opens, without remembering to delete it.
Send proof galleries clients can view, with view-only mode on Pro.
Designers & studios
Share mockups and finished art as one clean link, full resolution.
Online sellers
Product shots that open full-quality, with no marketplace compression.
Events & families
Wedding and event albums, one link anyone can open on any phone.
What people say
In their words
“The admin interface is incredibly intuitive and set up exactly how a user actually thinks. My students all said it was easy to use and worked perfectly.”
JJasonTeacher · shares class materials
“The app is genuinely nice and easy to handle. I keep all my different app links in one place, my App Store and Play Store screenshots, and I organise my images and PDFs into albums with tags. The big storage means everything just lives here.”
EEvelynApp developer
“I handle contracts, invoices and legal files for several different organisations, so almost everything I send is password protected. Link in Seconds makes that simple, and I run my portfolio on a custom domain. It is easy to use and genuinely affordable.”
Drag your saved screenshot into the uploader above and you get a clean link in seconds. Paste it into a ticket, chat, or email and the person sees the exact image in their browser, no download, no blur.
No. We store and serve your original file as-is, no re-compressing or downscaling. Unlike email and chat apps, viewers open the full-resolution picture exactly as you uploaded it.
PNG for screenshots and logos, JPG for photos, WebP for web assets, and GIF for short animations. All four work, and whatever you upload is exactly what your viewer gets.
A free sign-in with Google gives you 20 links with files up to 100 MB each. Pro raises the limit to 200 MB per file.
Embed only when the document must work offline. Otherwise link it, a link keeps the file small, always shows the current version, and tells you when the image was opened.
On Pro, view-only mode hides the download button so the image only displays in the browser. It deters casual saving, but it can't stop a screenshot, treat it as a courtesy gate, not copy protection.
No. Our watermark applies to PDF previews only, never to a JPEG or PNG. For a visible watermark on a photo, add it in your editor before uploading, or share a watermarked PDF contact sheet.
No. Anyone with the link opens the picture right in their browser, no sign-in, no download, no app. It works the same on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
Yes. Replace the file and keep the same link and QR code, so everywhere you already shared it now shows the new image. Handy for swapping a proof for the final version.
No. Nothing is counting down to delete your link, and a Pro link stays up for good. Free gives you 20 links; Pro removes the limit and adds passwords, your own expiry dates, view-only proofs, and device/country analytics.
Your photos, one clean link, in seconds
Upload a screenshot or a whole album and share a link anyone can open. No account needed to view, and your links never expire.
