Image Uploader
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The Image Uploader page is available through the forum tab of the Tools/Options and in the Other Links. Users can use it to upload images.
About
The “About” section gives the user information about the on-site uploader and tells them how much space they have to upload images. Along with that, it tells them about Hypermode's benefits.
Files
- Create Folder: Allows a user to create Folders. Folders can be create inside other folders.
- Rename: Users can rename images that they uploaded. They can only rename one file at a time.
- Users can change the filename extension here.
- .png, .gif, .jpg
- Users can change the filename extension here.
- Note: Users must put a filename extension after the name they choose for the file.
- Move: Users can move images that they have uploaded to another folder. They can move more than one at a time.
- Delete: Users can delete images that they have uploaded to create space for new images. They can delete more than one at a time.
- As of January 31, 2018, if a user wants to delete folders instead of files, this button will be replaced by "Delete folder." Folders must be empty before they can be deleted.
- Usage: This shows the user how much data they have used up uploading images. A normal user has 10 MB, whereas a Hypermode user gets 100 MB.
Upload
- Supported extensions: Users can upload PNG, GIF, and JPG, which are standard image extensions. If they have an image that is a different extension, they should try using a conversion site to get the right extension. Each file may not be larger than 4MB.
- Choose Files: Users click on this button first and choose the file they want to upload.
- Upload: After choosing the file users click this button to upload the file.
Trivia
- Before the 1st of January 2023:
- Users could not rename or move files.
- The Uploader gave links that used the user's username instead of their internal user ID.
- This meant that if a user changed their username any image links that they or other users were using would break.