JPG
Opens on every phone and computer. The safe choice when you don't know what the other person uses.
Upload a photo, screenshot or picture and get a link you can paste anywhere. The person you send it to gets the original file, not a compressed copy.
Drop an image here
JPG, PNG, HEIC, WEBP, TIFF, RAW · up to 2 GB
About 40 MB. Too big for every app here. A link takes up to 2 GB.
WhatsApp16 MB
24 MB overDiscord10 MB
30 MB overOutlook20 MB
20 MB overGmail25 MB
15 MB overDrag it onto the box above or tap to choose one from your phone or computer. You'll see a preview before anything uploads.
Tap Generate Link. When the upload finishes you get a short bulkshare.cloud address.
Send it in a chat, an email, a comment or a text. Whoever opens it can download the full-size image without an account.
Chat apps quietly shrink photos. WhatsApp and Messenger re-encode them, so the person on the other end gets a smaller, softer copy. A link sends the exact file you uploaded: same pixels, same colours, same metadata. JPG, PNG, WEBP and GIF images under 8 MB show up right on the page, with a Download button for the full-size original. You also get a direct image URL that opens the picture itself. No ads, no sign-up wall, no app prompt.
IMG_4821.jpg
JPG · 3.1 MB · expires in about 23 hours
Shrinks photos sent the normal way, even with the HD option. Sent as a document, the original goes through, up to 2 GB.
Re-compresses photos and stops at 25 MB per file.
10 MB per file on the free plan. Bigger images need Nitro or a link.
25 MB per email. Anything bigger is swapped for a Google Drive link.
20 MB in Outlook.com. Bigger files are offered as a OneDrive link.
Keeps the original file up to 1 GB, but only people in your workspace can open it.
How big each kind of photo is per photo, and how much of it fits in a 25 MB email compared with one free 2 GB link.
| Format | Size per photo | Fits in an email | Fits in one link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screenshot (PNG) | 1.5 MB | 16 photos | 1,365 photos |
| iPhone photo (HEIC) | 2.5 MB | 10 photos | 819 photos |
| Phone photo (JPEG) | 4 MB | 6 photos | 512 photos |
| Camera RAW, 24 MP | 30 MB | not even one photo | 68 photos |
| iPhone ProRAW, 48 MP | 75 MB | not even one photo | 27 photos |
Typical sizes for 12 MP phone photos, a 24 MP camera and iPhone 48 MP ProRAW. Several photos go in one ZIP first.
Opens on every phone and computer. The safe choice when you don't know what the other person uses.
Best for screenshots, logos and anything with text. Photos saved as PNG are often five times bigger than the JPG.
The iPhone default. Macs and iPhones open it, but many Windows PCs need an extra codec. Convert it to JPG first if you're unsure.
Convert HEIC to JPGSmall and sharp, and every browser opens it. Some older desktop apps and print shops won't.
CR3, NEF, ARW and DNG files need editing software to open. Send a JPG alongside it if the recipient just wants to look.
Not accepted on free links, because SVG files can carry scripts. Export a PNG instead.
The link is the quickest way to get a photo to someone today. These jobs need something that lasts longer.
The direct image URL works for 24 hours, then breaks. That's fine for pasting into a form or an app, and wrong for a website or forum post. Use an image host for anything that has to stay up.
One link holds one file. Put the photos in a ZIP first, or use BulkShare Pro to send a folder on one branded page.
Make a ZIPFree links last a day. BulkShare Pro links stay up as long as you want, on your own domain, and show you when they were opened.
See ProUpload the image on this page and tap Generate Link. You get two things to copy: a share link that opens a page with the image and a Download button, and a direct image URL that opens the picture itself.
Start a 7-day free trial — card required. Add your domain when the next project ships.
Free plan · Cancel anytime · No vendor lock-in