If you’ve ever seen an online meme or a viral image (and these days who hasn’t?), chances are you either viewed it through the photo-sharing service Imgur (pronounced “imager”), or it was uploaded ...

Hopefully reddit doesn't fuck this up. Imgur sucks now. They tasted success and lost focus. Their mobile app is garbage. (Not that reddit's app is that much better but at least you have a variety of ...

If you’re an online writer or publisher and you want to include a picture from Imgur, it’s now easy to do so in a totally legit way thanks to the image-sharing site’s new embedding capabilities. In ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Imgur’s ultimate goal is to become the first place people think of when ...

Image-hosting platform Imgur is making it easier for users to share photos by reducing the number of steps it takes to choose a photo and upload it to the wider community. Now all that users have to ...

Online image-hosting service Imgur has launched a new embed feature that will make it easier for bloggers and publishers to use content found on the platform. The embed feature on Imgur will work ...

About six years after Imgur CEO Alan Schaaf founded the image-sharing service, the site, which is especially popular among millennial males, has reached a whopping 150 million monthly active users -- ...

In a surprise move this week, Reddit has started rolling out their own in-house image hosting service. This appears to be a direct move to replace the many image hosting services that have sprung up ...

At Imgur’s seventh birthday party at its headquarters in San Francisco’s Jackson Square, a young woman has burst onto the roof deck to alert other young people that something important is about to ...

Reddit never let you upload images, until now. That could dismantle Reddit’s informal alliance with image-sharing community Imgur. That’s where Redditors would typically post their images or GIFs and ...

A big change is rolling out on Reddit that will affect the way you post and view images on the site. Through a thread created by a Reddit product team member named Andy (u/amg137), the site announced ...