What is the best hosting site for storing photos for ebay store

[proseller_1]

I have hosting where I store my photos for the ebay store but it's not that fast to create links for those pictures. Is it better to have photo hosting. I tried photobucket but the links wouldn't work correctly with my listing template. I had the free version. 

[cal_w62]

Run a Google search, there are hundreds of PHOTO STORAGE SITES.

[pantlandia]

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@proseller_1 wrote:

I have hosting where I store my photos for the ebay store but it's not that fast to create links for those pictures. Is it better to have photo hosting. I tried photobucket but the links wouldn't work correctly with my listing template. I had the free version. 

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Save the link URL in notepad minus the picture name at the end, then copy and paste it, adding the picture name. Takes about 5 seconds.

[18704d]

See what your Internet Service Provider offers.

You may have a couple gigabytes free (fast) storage available through them.

And check out a few "cloud" accounts from the big websites.

Lynn

[18704d]

Free Cloud Storage Services (June 2017) - The Balance  
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Lynn

[duchess-at-speakeasy]

Besides keeping eBay photos in Picasa on my computer, I upload them to FreeYellow, which also hosts one of my websites. (It is not free.) At the moment, I have 5 auction-related folders. My eBay templates (for various products) include the basic URL for each folder so all I have to do is change an image file name and perhaps designate a width or height. Actually, I compose all my listings in Notepad and create an image list -- copy, paste, done.

But for those who do not want to self-host images within a listing description, it's very easy to store photos on a USB drive. You can plug it in to any computer and upload photos to eBay, just as you would from any "local source."

~~C~~