dropit.pics
Free forever · no account · no ads

Drop an image,
get a shareable link.

The simplest way to host and share your images. Drag, drop, and copy a clean link in a second — completely free.

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No account needed. By uploading you agree to our Terms and Acceptable Use Policy.

No registration EXIF stripped HTTP/3 + global CDN
How it works

Three steps, zero friction

No registration, no app to install. It just works.

1

Drop

Drag a file onto the box or pick one from your device.

2

We process it

The image lands on the nearest edge node and is optimized on the fly.

3

Share

Copy the direct link, HTML, Markdown or BBCode and paste it anywhere.

Features

Free, but not basic

Everything you need to share an image and nothing you don't.

Blazing fast

Served over HTTP/3 from 70+ edge locations with smart caching close to your visitors.

Private by default

No tracking pixels, no data resale. Metadata is stripped from every upload automatically.

Direct links & embeds

Hotlink-friendly URLs plus ready-made HTML, Markdown and BBCode snippets.

Auto-optimized

Lossless re-compression and next-gen AVIF delivery wherever the browser supports it.

Global CDN

Anycast routing keeps your images fast from Tokyo to Frankfurt to São Paulo.

Deletion link

Every upload comes with a private link so you stay in control of your files.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Short answers to the things people ask most.

Is it really free?
Yes — dropit.pics is free to use with no account required. We keep the service lean so we can keep it free for everyone.
How long are images kept?
Images stay online as long as they're being viewed. Uploads that go untouched may be removed after 90 days of inactivity.
What's the maximum file size?
Up to 100 MB per image. Supported formats are PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP and AVIF.
Can I delete an image later?
Every upload comes with a private deletion link. Keep it somewhere safe — it's the only way to remove a file afterwards.
Do you allow hotlinking?
Absolutely. Direct links are built for embedding in forums, READMEs, chats and websites.