Image hosting API not public yet.
The public PHP upload flow is not live yet. The current upload endpoint powers the website uploader and rejects non-same-site automation requests.
# Current status
# Public PHP/API-key uploads are not live yet.
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# The active /api/upload route is used by the ImageToURL website uploader
# and requires a same-site browser request from imagetourl.cloud.
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# Use the web uploader today, or contact us if you need automation access.Current status
Website uploads are live
Use the main uploader today for guest links, signed-in dashboard history, and the Never delete option.
PHP automation is roadmap
Server-side PHP uploads need public API-key access before they are reliable.
Current limits are clear
Guests get 5 temporary uploads per rolling 24 hours and signed-in users get 50 permanent uploads per day plus unlimited temporary uploads, with a 50 MB file cap.
Contact for automation
If you need WordPress, Laravel, or backend upload workflows, contact us so the use case can be reviewed manually.
FAQ
Can I upload from PHP today?
No. Public PHP/API-key uploads are not live yet; use the website uploader.
Should I use Guzzle or curl?
Neither is supported for production uploads until public API-key access opens. The current /api/upload route is guarded for same-site browser requests.
WordPress integration?
Not available as a public integration today. Use the web uploader for assets, or contact us if you need automation access reviewed.
Laravel Filesystem custom driver?
Not today. A driver would need public API-key uploads, which are not live yet.
Max upload size?
ImageToURL currently accepts up to 50 MB per website upload.
What are the live limits?
Guests get 5 temporary uploads per rolling 24 hours. Signed-in users get 50 permanent uploads per day plus unlimited temporary uploads.
When will PHP automation work?
It depends on API rollout. Until then, treat this page as a status note, not production API documentation.
Do I need an API key?
No public upload API key is available today. Signed-in website uploads use your normal browser session.