Image to link
Most ways of sending a picture quietly ruin it. Messaging apps recompress, social platforms strip the colour profile, and screenshot tools want an account. 2L stores the file you gave it and shows that.
Drop anything. Leave with a link.
Drag a file onto this sheet, paste from your clipboard, or choose one below. 2L picks the right way to show it.
Replacing a link’s contents and turning downloads off are part of Plus. See the plans.
Not just somewhere to put it.
The link is the easy part. What matters is the page on the other end of it.
Full quality, always
No resizing, no recompression, no watermark. A 40-megapixel photograph arrives as a 40-megapixel photograph.
A viewer, not a download prompt
The page shows the image fitted to the window, with a click to see it at full size, the dimensions, the format and the file size — and a transparency checkerboard, so a PNG with an alpha channel looks like a cutout instead of a white square.
Formats browsers argue about
AVIF opens directly in current browsers. HEIC, TIFF, RAW, JPEG 2000 and specialist image containers get an honest structural inspector instead of a broken image box.
About image to link
Does 2L compress my image?
Can I share several images as one link?
Can I hotlink it in a forum post or a README?
Does it strip EXIF data?
The same box takes all of it.
There is no format menu anywhere in this product. These pages exist because people search for them, not because 2L works differently for each one.