Twitter can be addiction once you get hold of it. One tends to share more and more of their daily ramblings via twitter with online friends. Traditionally, Twitter has been all text affair.
However, now there are new free web service that allows you to share images on Twitter ‘to show friends’ about your ramblings. Here are 3 cool tools to share images from your computer or mobile phone to your Twitter account.
1. TwitPic – As the name suggests, it a free web service to share your images/pictures on twitter. Procedure is really easy, logging using your Twitter account, upload an image and post it.
Besides you can view latest comments on images on the homepage. You can also relish latest photos uploaded via Twitpic on its welcome page. Very neat and handy service for sharing pics on Twitter from your computer.
2. MobyPicture – It is a mobile photo sharing service which allows you to send photos to your account directly from your mobile phone. It provides number of options to share photos that are posted in your account.
You can post images directly on Twitter, Flickr and Jaiku. You can also post images on directly to your Wordpress, Blogger or Tumblr blog. This service is exclusive for mobile users, you cannot upload images via computer with this service.
3. Visual Twitter - It uses the Twitter API to allow users to not only answer the question “What are you doing?” but also “show us what you are doing?”
All that’s needed to use Visual Twitter is a camera phone. Simply take a picture, and send it to me@visualtwitter.com. To make your pictures visible to the community, you’ll need a Twitter account to login in and activate your mobile number.
More Twitter Tools: Search Twitter – Video Twitter - RSS Feeds to Twitter
There is new kid in the block. Jejot.com, you can also protect your tweet from cell phone. Kind of neat.
If you want to share pictures on Twitter, try twitsnaps.com. It’s pretty neat.
FolExt lets you share photos on Twitter. You can post pictures to FolExt from your phone, API, Webcam or through the site itself. FolExt uses Twitter OAuth as their login mechanism. – folext.com
FolExt allows you to zoom, and rotate images. A Short URL is created for every image that has been uploaded, making it easier to share on Twitter.
there’s new site, where you can upload or email (from mobile for example) pictures: twtgal.com
you don’t need to use your twitter password, which is good.
You forgot to mention img.ly!
If you share your photos with http://img.ly/, you could tag people with their twitternames.
thats great that you are talking about the twitter api,a good example of searching with the twitter api is on twiogle.com because you can search on twitter and google at the same time.
You can also use ShoZu to post photos directly into Twitter, Tweet and view your friend recent Tweets and Replies. The benefits of ShoZu are not only a one-stop-shop for publishing to Twitter, but to participate in any of over 50 destinations in our catalogue. So as you are posting your photos to Twitter, you can update your Facebook status, view comments on your photos in Flickr and upload photos to Picassa for example. Try ShoZu- you’ll like it!
Twicli coming soon
StreetMavens.com organizes social media by city, and allows for mobile photo uploads and posting pictures to Twittter.
The new one in the field is http://tweetube.com. You can share up to 10 pictures with one link! Also, tracks views. You can email from any mobile phone.
I’ve been trying to find a solution that will allow for my members to snap a pic with their mobile device and upload it to a particular forum in my vBulletin software. Unfortunately, vBulletin cannot do it automatically without modifying the software.
Do any of these services offer a “feed” with pictures where I could simply pull the RSS feed into one of my forums and then simply moderate it and post it when I’m ready to show it?
Any thoughts of maybe working this a smarter way?
Thanks for the information on this article.
Arnold
Thanks for the mention on the site. SnapTweet is a simple Flickr to Twitter poster for your latest photo.
Just a heads up to let you know that you can now post photos to Twitter through TwitPic from your phone.
Thanks for writing about TwitPic. Wanted to let you know that we are releasing the ability to post photos to TwitPic from your mobile phone in the near future.
@Mathijs Many thanks for the update!
Hi Thanks for youpost about Mobypicture.
The information is slightly off though.
You can post using Mobypicture by three methods.
1. Email/MMS from your mobile
2. Email from any client
3. Upload from the website
Next month you’ll also be able to send other forms of content like audio, video and text only postings.
check it out at http://www.mobypicture.com
Keep up the good work, shoot n share,
Mathijs
I found your site on google blog search and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. Just added your RSS feed to my feed reader. Look forward to reading more from you.
Karen Halls