Why Batch Upload Changed How I Share Images
I used to send 10 separate emails with one image each. Clients would get confused, images would get lost, and I'd spend hours managing file attachments. Then I discovered MaiImg's batch upload feature.
One Link, Multiple Images
Upload 25 images, get one link. Share that link once, and recipients can access all images. Simple.
No More Email Overload
Instead of sending 20 emails, send one link. Recipients can view all images in a clean gallery interface.
How Batch Upload Works
Select Multiple Images
Choose up to 25 images from your computer. Drag and drop or use the file picker. All common formats supported.
Upload All at Once
All images upload simultaneously. Watch the progress bar as each image processes. Faster than uploading one by one.
Get One Shareable Link
Receive one link and one QR code for all images. Share once, access everything. Simple and efficient.
Perfect Use Cases for Batch Upload
Design Portfolios
Share 20+ design pieces with clients. They can browse through all your work in one place without downloading anything.
Event Photo Galleries
Upload all event photos and share with attendees. One QR code at the event, everyone gets access to all photos.
Product Catalogs
Share product images with vendors or customers. Upload entire product lines and share with one link.
Reference Collections
Share mood boards, inspiration images, or reference materials with team members or clients.
Tips for Best Results
- Organize Before Upload: Name your files logically before uploading. Makes it easier for recipients to understand what they're viewing.
- Optimize File Sizes: Compress images before uploading for faster loading. I use 80% quality JPEG for photos.
- Use Consistent Formats: Mix of JPG, PNG, and GIF works fine, but consistent formats create a better viewing experience.
- Test the Link: Always test your shared link before sending to clients. Make sure all images load correctly.