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Dev tools · August 29, 2026

dbimg

Free, private media hosting with permanent direct links.

What it does

DBIMG is a free, fast, and privacy-focused media hosting platform for images, videos, and audio. Upload up to 75MB per file with no account required, no storage or bandwidth limits, and no compression or watermarks. Get permanent direct links for sharing, hotlinking, or embedding with HTML, BBCode, and Markdown. Files are delivered through a global CDN, with metadata stripping, security scanning, password protection, expiry dates, and API access.

Free media hosting with permanent direct links, embed codes, and global CDN. Upload images, videos, and audio — no account required.

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