File & Image Uploader

Large files are easier to share if you upload them to a remote server. If you intend to upload multiple files, you may need to browse for individual items and waste valuable time. With File & Image Uploader, you can upload large quantities of data to numerous servers, in a single run. Additionally, the software allows you to schedule automatic uploads, resume interrupted processes and much more.

The software is free and you can use it for as long as you want, but you can activate additional features, if you make a donation. A clear advantage is the fact that you don't have to install the application. You just need to download and run its 1.31 MB executable.

You can add individual files or entire folders to a list, on the application's interface, and click a button to start uploading. Once you load your files, a new window will show up, on which you can select a server and make various configurations. You may select one of many hosting services, in a drop menu, type in a username and a password, if they are required, split files if they are bigger than a given size and more.

File & Image Uploader provides support for more than 600 servers from around the world. Certain services can be used to store any kind of files, while others are dedicated to images. This is why you can choose between file or image servers, before you select one in the drop menu. Regardless of how many files you add to the list, when you start the uploading process, the software will process all files. You can stop all upload processes or individual ones, resume them and re-upload files, by clicking a series of options, located on a toolbar.

Additional functions can be found in the top menus. The software allows you to set up a maximum upload speed, enable up to eight parallel uploads, copy download links to the clipboard and more. The general settings menu is where you can schedule the program to start or stop uploading at specific hours. You can also set it to monitor a folder on your hard drive. If you add a new file in a monitored folder, the software will upload it automatically. Another interesting feature is the possibility of adding new "Send to" options in Windows Explorer's context menu. You can use this option to load files, on the application's interface, from a standard Explorer window.