iPic

iPic is a super handy image uploader that lets you work with different online hosting services. It even creates links to your images using the easy Markdown format, which is pretty neat!

Multiple Upload Methods

The iPic utility comes with lots of upload methods, and it fits right into your system without any hassle. It works really well with other applications too, making your life easier.

Status Bar Convenience

You’ll find the iPic app hanging out in your status bar, which means it won't clutter your desktop. This allows you to quickly interact with its interface anytime you need to. Plus, it keeps track of all your uploads—whether they’re done or still pending—and shows you everything right in the status bar menu.

Easy Keyboard Interaction

To make things even simpler, iPic assigns a letter for each completed upload and a number for the ones still in progress. So if you want to start an upload or grab a link to an image, just hit a key!

Markdown Format Control

You get to choose if you want the links in Markdown format or not. iPic will switch them automatically based on what you prefer.

Customize Your Preferences

In the iPic Preferences, you can set up all the image hosting services you'd like to use. It supports popular ones like Imgur, Flickr, Amazon S3, Qiniu, UpYun, and Ali OSS.

Integrates with OS X Services

The cool part? iPic integrates smoothly with OS X services! You can send files directly using the contextual menu or change a hotkey via System Preferences for quick access.

Send Images from Other Apps

You can also send images straight to iPic from other applications by using the Copy option in their contextual menu. How convenient is that?

A Small Yet Efficient Tool

In short, iPic is a small but powerful app that helps you easily send image files to various online hosting services. You can drag and drop files or use hotkeys—whatever works best for you!

Clipboard Convenience

If that's not enough, iPic can also copy links to your image files in Markdown format right onto your clipboard!