Moshi got real tired of uploading photos to a server, downloading them to a phone, and reuploading them to Instagram. This simplifies the process a bit to create a link that a phone can open, and then utilize the mobile sharesheet to add into IG without having to save to the phone's photo library.
This tool is best used on a computer, but possible on mobile as well. If you're opening this from an app such as Instagram or Discord, make sure to have it open in the full browser first (e.g. Safari, Chrome, Firefox), as in app browsers do weird things.
What can be used with this tool?
Collage maker and carousel splitter allow you to send the output to image queue here. Images are stored locally in your browser and will persist for a while even if you navigate away. (If you press get mobile link, they are temporarily uploaded to the server so you can access them on a different device.)
What is stored on the server?
Until a mobile link is created, nothing. When a mobile link is created, images are stored in a temporary directory for 15 minutes, during which you can access from a mobile device.
How do I reorder the images?
Click (or hold) and drag the images into the order you desire.
What images can I upload into image queue?
ONLY IMAGES YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE SHOULD BE PUT HERE. Good fricking lord I can't believe this has to be spelled out, but here we are:
Do NOT upload content that is considered illegal in the United States (where this website is hosted), or in the jurisdiction you, the user, are in.
Do NOT upload content that infringes any copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property right.
Do NOT upload content that contains malware, exploits, or files designed to damage or compromise systems.
Do NOT upload content that is used for fraud, phishing, or impersonation.
Do NOT upload content that contains non-consensual intimate imagery or content that violates another person's privacy rights.
Do NOT spam the server.
Will the image quality degrade by using this tool?
Yes, images are resized to 2000px on the longest side, but this is nothing compared to the crunchiness Instagram puts it through. If you're looking for original photo quality, do not use this tool. (At least it's downscaled with bicubic interpolation so it would look as good as it can be.)
Where are the ads
Have you heard of the Bay Area premiere cosplay photo studio, Moshitea Photo Studio?