ISO: Image Hosting Site to Generate URLs

[Dan]

I don't get it. What does tedia mean, unless it's hinting to tedious?

That was my assumption.

[Automaton]

A friend of mine has been doing very similar projects for companies (especially ecom) automating manual processes such as copy/pasting info from one program or spreadsheet to another. Here’s his site - https://tedia.consulting/

Thanks for the shout-out yuneeq. You are right about the Tedia name being related to tedious tasks, because I specialize in automating those

About OPs issue of hosted image link, it's a problem I run into quite often. There are several ways to del with it, but imo using AWS S3 is the best option and is relatively cheap/free.

It generates hosted links and you can also organize the files into a folder structure and search/retrieve them in multiple ways.

It does have a slight learning curve and set up time though.

[lcm]

Are you interested in self hosting or getting your own cloud server instance?
By default, things uploaded to your server could be in folders using something like filezilla, and links would end in .jpeg etc
There are other free cloud file managers out there as well

[Yehuda57]

Are you interested in self hosting or getting your own cloud server instance?
By default, things uploaded to your server could be in folders using something like filezilla, and links would end in .jpeg etc
There are other free cloud file managers out there as well

Open to hosting. Excuse my ignorance, a program like FileZilla will allow me to generate direct links for all the files in a given folder?

[lcm]

Open to hosting. Excuse my ignorance, a program like FileZilla will allow me to generate direct links for all the files in a given folder?

I honestly don't know intricacies well enough to be able to say it will work your use case, but basic systems like that will make the url the file name in the folder structure, like on the computer. For example, it would have example.com/rootfolder/level2/level3etc/example.jpeg as the default way urls are generated, from my understanding.
I can't speak for batch automations etc, but that is the concept to my understanding.

Another tool you may want to checkout is nextcloud