Easily Upload Files / Images To RapidShare, ImageShack Or TwitPic With PyShare

PyShare is a collection of scripts that let you upload images, screenshots or other files to ImageShack, TwitPic or Rapidshare via right clicking the files in Nautilus.

The application then displays a list of links in the notification area so you can easily copy the direct links, HTML, forum code and so on:

Further more, PyShare supports uploading to your account for all the 3 services (RapidShare, ImageShak and Twitpic).

Install PyShare

1. Install the dependencies:

sudo apt-get install python-pycurl scrot

2. Download PyShare from Gnome Look and extract it.

3. In the PyShare folder, double click the "install.sh" file and select "Run in terminal" - this will install the scripts. Please note that you cannot remove the PyShare folder because the install script only creates links to the files so this is required for it to work.

Once installed, right click a file in Nautilus and select Scripts: you'll then be able to select "SendFiles" to directly upload a file", or take a screenshot and upload it automatically.

"Transload" (Upload) Any Image In Firefox To ImageShak or Phyrefile Using One Click [Add-on]

Image Transloader is a Firefox extension which automatically sends any image in your browser, to ImageShack or phyrefile, copying the code to the clipboard, all with just one click. You can customize the code so that you get the image code for posting it to a forum, direct image link or HTML code for using the image into a website.

Using this Firefox add-on is very simple: just right click any image and select "Trasload to Imageshack" or to "phyrefile", depending on which service you set to be default. The image code will then be automatically copied to the clipboard. Additionally, you will have a menu to access the images you have uploaded before.

ImageShack Official Uploader for Windows, MacOSX and Ubuntu (.deb)

Imageshack.us offers users an application to batch-upload images. There are versions for Ubuntu, MacOSX and, obviously Windows. I must say I am quite surprised that Imageshack offers this application to Ubuntu users in .deb packages.

In Ubuntu, after installing the application, you will find it under Internet > ImageShack Uploader. You can choose to either login and upload the images to your account, or upload without even owning an Imageshack account. After uploading (using drag-n-drop), a new window ill pop-up with links / code to: shortlink, direct image, thumbnail for web or forums and so on:

Also, ImageShack Uploader code is open-source, so if you want to use it on another Linux distribution, you can get the code from here.

Download ImageShack Uploader for Windows, Mac OSX or Ubuntu (.deb)