Description
Illustrating a point in a chat usually goes: take a screenshot, save to the desktop, open an image host, drag it in, wait, copy the link, go back, paste, then remember to delete the file. Uptooda compresses that into one hotkey — capture and the link is already on your clipboard, with nothing left on disk.
It is not tied to one host. Configure several upload targets, public image hosts or your own server, and pick whichever is behaving today; each target's request format and the rule for parsing its response are yours to set. The program itself is a single portable executable under 15 MB.
Hotkey capture and upload: grab a region, a window or the full screen and the upload starts on its own, finishing with the link on the clipboard and the file manager never opened.
Several upload targets: keep multiple hosts or a self-run server configured and switch as needed, with the request shape and response parsing defined per target so one provider changing its API does not break everything.
Upload history: everything sent is listed by time, so a link from last week is recoverable without scrolling back through a conversation.
Local files too: existing images dropped in take the same path and end up as a link on the clipboard exactly like a fresh capture.
Portable: a single executable whose settings live beside it, so copying the folder to another machine carries the setup with it.
It is not tied to one host. Configure several upload targets, public image hosts or your own server, and pick whichever is behaving today; each target's request format and the rule for parsing its response are yours to set. The program itself is a single portable executable under 15 MB.
Features
Hotkey capture and upload: grab a region, a window or the full screen and the upload starts on its own, finishing with the link on the clipboard and the file manager never opened.
Several upload targets: keep multiple hosts or a self-run server configured and switch as needed, with the request shape and response parsing defined per target so one provider changing its API does not break everything.
Upload history: everything sent is listed by time, so a link from last week is recoverable without scrolling back through a conversation.
Local files too: existing images dropped in take the same path and end up as a link on the clipboard exactly like a fresh capture.
Portable: a single executable whose settings live beside it, so copying the folder to another machine carries the setup with it.
