About

A small tool for a small, constant annoyance.

Plenty of AI agents can look at an image, but many of them can only reach it through a URL: a coding agent in a terminal, a remote session, a tool that reads links but has no upload button. Getting a screenshot into those usually means saving a file, finding a host, clicking through a gallery page and digging out the real image address.

img4agnt skips all of that. Paste, and the direct link is already on your clipboard. The URL points at the raw image file, so whatever fetches it gets pixels, not a web page full of ads.

A lighter copy for agents

AI models shrink big images before they look at them, so a 4K screenshot only costs you upload time and tokens. When your image is larger than about 1568 pixels or 1 MB, you also get a "Smaller for AI" link: the same image resized and saved as WebP, usually a fraction of the size.

What it does not do

• No accounts, albums or galleries.
• No listing of uploads. A link is only found by someone you give it to, but it is not secret either, so keep private material off it.
• No filters or recompression on your image. The only change is that its metadata (EXIF, GPS) is removed.

Contact

To have an image taken down, use the report form.