It will upload the photo and
create a link that you can quickly share. If you put more than one photo there,
it'll create a nice album that will show a slideshow of the photos to your
friend or whoever you are sharing them with.
If you are looking to edit a
video and don't want to download or use a software for that, then
JayCut – which is completely web based –
should be sufficient. It's a feature-rich online video editing tool to edit and
spice up your videos.
3. Crocodoc
Crocodoc
is a brilliant online document viewer and editor that can help you quickly view
and share PDFs, Microsoft Office docs, images and more. You can edit files
(even a PDF document), add comments, highlights and markups, and quickly share
them online. The best part – it uses HTML5 and hence doesn't require Flash like
most of other such services. That makes it less buggy and more efficient.
4.WeTransfer
So you created a video of your
new born baby and now you want to share it with your mother who lives thousands
of miles away. The Internet makes it possible but the only problem is that the
video file is likely to be very large, so sharing it via email and most of the
other mediums isn't feasible. A tool like
WeTransfer can come in handy in
situations like this. You can send files up to 2 GB in size with it. It's free,
doesn't require you to register and works quite well. I have used it many times
to send huge files and so far it has never disappointed me.
YTPlaylist
is a cool YouTube playlist creator. You can start searching for your favorite
music videos on YouTube and keep adding them to the playlist. The tool will
automatically play them in the order you specify, and also keep buffering the
queued videos so that there is no time lag and the music is played
continuously. You can drag and drop the videos in the list to alter their order
of playing.
6. Backupify
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