The Best 4 Twitter Photo Sharing Sites

by Andrew Ran Wong on November 28, 2009

Photo Sharing

Photo Sharing

Twitter is well known for its simplicity. As we all know, we can not upload pictures or other multimedia files directly to Twitter. Often times, I was asked questions regarding how to share photos with other Twitter users.  Well, Twitter does let you share your pictures through many ways. For example, you can upload the pictures to other websites.  Most times, these sites are associated with Twitter in one way or another.  You can then tweet out the link to the picture.

Here, let’s go through 4 of my favorite Twitter photo sharing sites.

1. TwitPic

Twitpic

Twitpic

TwitPic is the most widely used photo sharing service for Twitter users.  If you already registered on Twitter, you can just log into Twitpic using your Twitter username and password. It’s a simple service and very easy to use. You can post pictures to TwitPic both from your phone and your computer. There are also popular twitter clients that have built-in support features for TwitPic.

2. Posterous

Posterous

Posterous

Have you heard of Posterous? If you haven’t, try it out.  It’s a cool service.  With Posterous, you can post almost all media types to a single site via your email. Posterous supports images, video, audio, documents, and long text posts.  To read its Twitter help page, click here.

3. Ow.ly

Ow.ly

Ow.ly

Ow.ly is a simple site that allows you to sign in with your Twitter username and password.  You can share files (Max. 10MB) and images (Max. 4MB).  It is a very convenient way to share pictures with your Twitter friends.  Ow.ly will soon support the video format too.

4. Twitgoo

Twitgoo

Twitgoo

As you see from the above picture, Twitgoo uses my Twitter background as the new Twitgoo interface.  Whatever picture you upload, there will be a Twitgoo link associated with it. There is also a retweet button put below the picture which makes it easier for sharing purposes.


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  • Apart from the applications mentioned above , there is another application which i use called Tvider that allows you to tweet out photos along with audio and videos.

    You can try it out at www.tvider.com
  • Clearnew
    I wish this post was around a few weeks ago! I was looking for a service for tweeting photos. I was had heard of TwitPic so I was checking it out. Twice on the public timeline there were photos of people's private parts. I'm not against taking photos of your junk (not something I partake in but it's a free world) but putting them into a public time line is uncool.

    I ended up settling with TweetPhoto (http://bit.ly/JNMZ)! I haven't used it extensivly yet but so far I like it.
  • All these four sites are doing extremely well in terms of sharing photos on Twitter. I lean more and more towards Posterous now. Just published a blog post about it http://webstudio13.com/2009/11/29/6-sparky-idea.... if you like what you see, please subscribe to get future tips and tools.
  • I really liked your blog Andrew. I had a look on some of your recent articles, I must say that I am impressed. No doubt, you earned a subscriber.
    Just thought of providing your readers my 2 cents for Twitter image sharing - please check out 20+ ways to share images on Twitter. Hope you and your blog readers like it. Feel free to provide suggestions..
    http://www.knowliz.com/2009/06/20-ways-to-share...
  • Thanks, Anurag. Love your blog too:-)
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