Try out Imooge, a Fast, Free, and Private Image Host

Jun 5, 2015 Web and Internet Nick Vogt Comments (2)

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I created a simple image hosting website with speed and ease of use as the main goals. I felt that other image hosts are either too slow, have too many ads, or require too many steps to get to and upload images.

https://imooge.net

I'd appreciate any feedback on the design or user experience. Imooge was built from the ground up with speed and simplicity as its primary focus.

Http Requests
Imooge has no additional http requests for scripts, css, or images, so it loads extremely quick. Here is the GTMetrix score for the front page:

Keyboard Shortcuts
Imooge has keyboard shortcuts to quickly move between images, delete, or return to the index.

HTTPS
Imooge forces https for any page that passes sensitive information.

Storage Limits
Current storage limits are in place so I don't blow up my server. If the site gets popular limits will be opened up along with new servers. View limits here.

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Nick Vogt Sep 03, 2015
Thank you for the feedback! A batch select would definitely be useful and I will add that to the feature list for future versions. A context menu extension could also be very useful as well as a save-from-URL feature. I will look into those.

Shamus Mac Sep 02, 2015
Lovin' it! Blazing fast, multiple uploads supported, tiny page load size in a single request. The only interaction I missed is batch select > delete which could help you save disk space. Something I hope to see in future is a browser plugin or Windows app to ease sharing without popping open a new tab, browsing to imooge.net and logging in (ideally also without saving to disk first). A job very well done!