Hosting image problems

[Vanessa98xx]

I have tried many times to host my bio image on sites like https://imgbb.com/ and https://freeimage.host/ but the image I get is just a square of the middle portion of my 600x7500 image. It has worked fine before but now for many days in a row, every time I host I get the same problem. Anyone else who has this problem?

 

[Vanessa98xx]

To add some more information:

If I use for example https://freeimage.host/, upload an image (I have tried many different sizes including 600x7500 and 1000x6500) then the image in the viewer links output looks like it should, but when I take the image from the HTML thumbnail linked output (the image link after src=) then all I get is a square of the middle part of my image.

 

[Dan N]

To add some more information:

If I use for example https://freeimage.host/, upload an image (I have tried many different sizes including 600x7500 and 1000x6500) then the image in the viewer links output looks like it should, but when I take the image from the HTML thumbnail linked output (the image link after src=) then all I get is a square of the middle part of my image.

many free hosting providers do this especially when bandwidth is exceeded therefore I do not suggest using such service providers... years ago a free hosting service for images was exactly that... free (Photobucket, the other one from yahoo, forgot the name...and so many others) but there this issue named hosting bills hardware/software maintenance so free is not exactly free.

Just tested the website you've mentioned above and yes, resized image even if the option selected was full... anyway... CSS comes to help...
grab the HTML markup (you can get rid of the <a href and </a> (link) or replace with your own link... so, grab the HTML markup and after the very end of the image source add this piece of CSS
style="display:block;width:100%;height:auto;margin:0 auto;"

your code should look like this:

<a href="blablabla your link"><img src="image-url" style="display:block;width:100%;height:auto;margin:0 auto;"/></a>

the additional inline-css makes the image full with and responsive
Again... avoid using free hosting as much as possible .. try some "exotic" host like github, wordpress, blogger (keep it hash-hash)

 

[AmberCutie]

imgur.com is my favorite free host site. Not sure if it works for cb bios or not.