About
PicList uploads screenshots and files to your own storage service, such as Cloudflare R2, GitHub, or WebDAV. Along the way it can compress images, add watermarks, and rename files. You can then copy the link in the format your editor needs, including Markdown, HTML, URL, UBB, or a custom format.
The desktop app lets you drag in images, paste screenshots, and copy links. Albums, cloud storage management, and image processing are all in the same window. For terminals, servers, and Docker, PicList-Core uses the same upload engine and can be run from the command line with commands like init and upload. PicList also works directly inside writing tools such as Typora, Obsidian, and VS Code, and offers an HTTP API, scripts, and plugins.
PicHoro is a companion mobile app that lets you upload images from your phone. You can scan the configuration QR code in PicList to bring over your existing image hosting settings.
What's new
All release notesHomebrew cask piclist 3.6.1 (sha256 81bbcd1e3e332c255b57957308743860b7b233f429a4bebd97dbaa29af48c63b).