Share an image in one snip.
Snipbud is an image link generator: drop a picture and get a clean, shareable image URL the instant it lands. Keep it public or private, add your own watermark, and share to a team library. No clutter, no wait.
Everything, nothing more
Built for the moment you need a link
Snipbud does one thing beautifully: turn an image into a link you can trust, with just enough control.
Upload, done
Drag, paste, or pick a file. The shareable link is ready before you finish reading this sentence.
Public or private
Flip any image between a public link and an owner-only one. Denials return a plain 404, so nothing leaks.
Your watermark
On Max, stamp shared images with your own logo or text, centered or tiled, per image or across the board.
Team libraries
Invite your team into a shared workspace with roles, domain-restricted invites, and per-seat billing.
API & automation
Automate uploads with the REST API, connect no-code tools like Make.com and n8n, or grab the macOS menu-bar app that turns every screenshot into a link.
Kept, or not
Paid plans keep images forever. Free images tidy themselves up after 14 days, so nothing lingers by accident.
How it works
Three steps, about four seconds
Drop your image
Drag it in, paste from your clipboard, or pick a file. PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, AVIF or SVG.
Choose visibility
Public for anyone with the link, or private for your eyes only. Change it anytime.
Copy the link
It is on your clipboard the instant the upload lands. Paste it wherever it needs to go.
Use cases
One image link generator, many jobs
However you need to host an image and get a URL, whether it is a screenshot, a forum post, your docs, or your whole team, Snipbud turns it into a clean, shareable link.
Share a screenshot as a link
Turn a screenshot into a shareable URL in one step. The macOS menu-bar app can auto-upload every screenshot and copy the link for you.
Image hosting for forums and chat
Host an image and paste the direct link into Discord, Reddit, Slack, or any forum or blog. A clean image URL that renders everywhere.
Image-to-URL for docs and READMEs
Convert an image to a URL for Markdown or HTML, so it renders in your README, wiki, or documentation with a stable, lasting link.
A shared image library for teams
Give your whole team one place to upload, browse, and share images, with roles, invites, and per-seat billing built in.
Private image links
Host an image only you can see. Private links return a plain 404 to everyone else, so nothing leaks, and you can flip visibility anytime.
Automate with the API, Make & n8n
On Max, generate image links programmatically with the REST API, or wire Snipbud into no-code workflows with Make.com, n8n, and Zapier, for your own app, a bot, or an automated pipeline.
Pricing
Start free. Grow when you need to.
No trials, no surprises. Start free, then upgrade for a clean no-watermark link, your own brand, more space, and your team.
- 500 MB storage, 10 MB uploads
- Public and private links
- Up to 50 images
- 14-day history, then auto-clears
- No Snipbud watermark on links
- 50 GB storage, 50 MB uploads
- Unlimited images, kept forever
- Your own watermark (logo or text)
- 500 GB storage, 200 MB uploads
- REST API access, 300 uploads a minute
Snipbud for teams
Teams run on Pro or Max, billed per active seat. Everyone shares a pooled storage quota that grows with every teammate you add, plus a team library, with roles and invites built in. One subscription for the whole team, with no per-person cards to chase.
- Shared team library, visible to members only
- Roles: Owner, Admin, Member, and Viewer
- Email-verified invites and ownership transfer
- Pooled storage grows with every teammate you add
- Central per-seat billing on Pro or Max
Running a bigger team, or need volume pricing, custom branding, or invoicing? Talk to us.
Paid plans are currently billed securely through PayPal.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is Snipbud an image link generator?
Yes. Snipbud is an image link generator, also called an image-to-URL tool: upload a PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, or SVG and get a clean, shareable image URL instantly. Unlike anonymous hosts, your links are tied to your account, so you can keep them private, add a watermark, and manage them from the dashboard or the macOS app.
How do I share an image with Snipbud?
Sign in, then drag or paste your image into the dashboard. Snipbud uploads it and hands you a shareable link before you finish reading this sentence. Copy the link and paste it anywhere.
How do I get a URL for an image?
Upload the image to Snipbud and it returns a direct URL you can copy and paste anywhere. Sign in, drag or paste your image into the dashboard, and the shareable image URL is on your clipboard the instant the upload lands.
Can I host images for Discord, Reddit, or a forum?
Yes. Snipbud gives every image a clean, direct link you can paste into Discord, Reddit, Slack, or any forum or blog. Keep the image public so anyone with the link can view it, or private for your eyes only.
How do I add an image to a Markdown file or README?
Upload the image, copy its URL, and drop it into your Markdown as an image tag or your HTML as an img element. The link is stable, so it keeps rendering in your docs, README, or wiki.
Is Snipbud free?
Yes, for personal use. The Free plan is for one person, with no card required. Teams run on Pro or Max, billed per active seat, which also add a clean no-watermark link, custom branding, and much larger limits.
Can I make an image private?
Yes. Every image is public or private and you can switch anytime. Private images are visible only to you. To everyone else the link returns a plain 404, so nothing leaks.
What file types and sizes can I upload?
Snipbud accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, and SVG. The per-file size limit depends on your plan: up to 10 MB on Free, 50 MB on Pro, and 200 MB on Max.
Can my team share a library?
Yes, on Pro or Max. Team libraries let your whole team upload to and browse a shared set of images, with roles, invites, and ownership transfer built in. Teams are billed per active seat.
Is there a Mac app?
Yes. Snipbud has a native macOS menu-bar app that can auto-upload screenshots and copy the link automatically.
Can I use Snipbud with Make.com, n8n, or Zapier?
Yes, on Max. Snipbud has a REST API, so you can connect it to no-code automation tools like Make.com, n8n, and Zapier to upload images, fetch links, and manage your library inside your workflows. See the API docs.
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