CDN.md

Upload images to GitHub

1. Create a new issue on GitHub.

2. Drag-and-drop an image onto the comment field.

3. Wait for the upload process to finish.

4. Copy the URL and use it in your Markdown files on GitHub.

Awesome and WOWsome!

🥇

Sweet

github suggests docs or hidden .github folder in repo root https://help.github.com/articles/about-readmes/

WE NEED AN API FOR THAT.

Is there an UI to manage images that a user has uploaded, e.g., so that a user can delete an image?

Teşekkürler harika adam.

Thank you ... I spent an hour trying to do this following a youtube tutorial and I failed ... and finally I found you and I did it in 1 minute... thank you for saving my day.

Awesome! Thank you!!

Thanks

This is by far the most intuitive and easy. Thanks mate!

Does this suddenly no longer work for others? I drag and drop and chrome just opens the local file. Safari behavior just pastes in the path to the local file. On macOS 10.14.5.

Edit: Interesting...it works in comments, but no longer in Wiki.

@astout

Same on my safari Mojave 10.14.5.

Seems only works on few cases.

WE NEED AN API FOR THAT.

Now there is an API for that 😉

WE NEED AN API FOR THAT.

Now there is an API for that 😉

To save others the click, there is not an api. The link takes you to a project that programmatically navigates to the issue page, inserts the image you want to upload, waits for it to finish uploading, and then returns the url. While it is literally a CLI, it's not something I would recommend coding against.

WE NEED AN API FOR THAT.

Now there is an API for that 😉

To save others the click, there is not an api. The link takes you to a project that programmatically navigates to the issue page, inserts the image you want to upload, waits for it to finish uploading, and then returns the url. While it is literally a CLI, it's not something I would recommend coding against.

I have a similar CLI project for that, and it doesn't use a browser(puppeteer) for that.
https://github.com/maple3142/ghfileupl

Yes, this works quite well. If you ever want to center your image, you can use HTML tags. For example:

<p align="center">
<img src="Link you used by following the above tutorial.">
</p>

Thanks for tip, it work like charm

Thank you! This tip helps me a lot!

10 x 👍

🎉 WOW!! Coolness overloaded!! 🎉

very cool i like this

Yes, this works quite well. If you ever want to center your image, you can use HTML tags. For example:

<p align="center">
<img src="Link you used by following the above tutorial.">
</p>

this is even better thanks for the tip

Thanks, I need this for my website

This is amazing

Thanks a lot =)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41581151/how-to-upload-an-image-to-use-in-issue-comments-via-github-api/60430308#60430308

Thank you!!

Thank you so much

thanks

Thanks a lot

Is there an UI to manage images that a user has uploaded, e.g., so that a user can delete an image?

I would like to know this as well. Does anybody @github know?

Thanks

Many thanks

thanks for your help

Thanks for the help!

Thank you teacher @vinkla it helped it worked :))

Is there an UI to manage images that a user has uploaded, e.g., so that a user can delete an image?

I would like to know this as well. Does anybody @github know?

I'm not a GitHub guy but AFAIK, no, unless you call the support. So don't put sensitive images there.

See this thread on SO

The official documentation did not mention how to delete them, either.

can we upload svg as well ?

Works like a charm 👍

can we upload svg as well ?

Unfortunately, you can't. You could put it directly in the repository since svg's are text files as well.

gg

helpfull

Nice

For the ones who still couldn't do it, I have written a detailed article with screenshots:
Read Here

Thank you, Appreciate it. I worked really well and increase the speed of my website.

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great, I really love this, before I knew this, I always go and host image on some other hosting site like https://imgbb.com/, but it is really awesome for me from now.

Hi Everyone,
I wonder if you could help. I changed the 3 image URLs that were listed in UX Blocks by going to text HTML edit. There is one logo image that was added on Appearance > Customize > Logo & Site Identity. I could not figure out how to change this so it gets served from github.com. Is the logo in a WordPress file that I can change the URL?
Thank you all.

This is really great things

Or just put them into the comment box on this gist!

Awesome! Thank you so much!

Does it count as abuse? no offense, I personally dont care if it counts, but pretty many "good net friends" accused me of abusing free services offered by github and taught others to do so, when I posted on a forum recommending this way. so just curious, does it count? Has an github official stance been taken?

If it's for GitHub (like a README) then it doesn't count. If the forum has a built-in way to upload images, prefer that instead. What would you think if you were GitHub?

@KTibow If I'm github, tbh it counts. this feature was designed to facilitate discussion on issues (at least on github's pages), not intended to be used by users on other sites, but github probably won't act until it's widely and excessively abused. Imgur would have been a great image hoster, but been blocked in my location, github seems a good alternative that's globally accessible and CDN accelerated.

try imgbb if imgur doesn't work

Is there an UI to manage images that a user has uploaded, e.g., so that a user can delete an image?

I would like to know this as well. Does anybody @github know?

I'm not a GitHub guy but AFAIK, no, unless you call the support. So don't put sensitive images there.

See this thread on SO

The official documentation did not mention how to delete them, either.

Deleting uploaded images are really desired, as sometimes we do make mistakes and want a chance to fix it 🙄

Having no "delete" option is just stupid..

It creates data waste like nothing else

It's for free. Don't make too much noise, it's not like GitHub subscribed to this thread. Also what if you accidentally delete an image?

Bravo!!! thanks

Thank You

Thanks 👍

this doesn't work - thanks.

It's for free. Don't make too much noise, it's not like GitHub subscribed to this thread. Also what if you accidentally delete an image?

What if you accidentally pasted your clipboard content in a PR and the content was an image you copied earlier? I guess I have to contact support now to get it removed.

Edit: I'm impressed by support, 5 minutes after opening a ticket the image was removed 👍

Awesome!!! Thanks a ton

What if you accidentally pasted your clipboard content in a PR and the content was an image you copied earlier?

So you already posted your comment? You can delete comments.

What if you accidentally pasted your clipboard content in a PR and the content was an image you copied earlier?

So you already posted your comment? You can delete comments.

No just uploaded it by accident. No real harm done but surely content on the www which I did not intend to upload.

I don't think anybody's going to find it, it's not like it appears on search.

I don't think anybody's going to find it, it's not like it appears on search.

Probably not, but that doesn’t make it right.