Instant hotlinks in Air speed.
Stored in your own Drive.
Drag an image, get a permanent embeddable hotlink back. Auto-compressed to WebP, stripped of EXIF & GPS metadata, and saved directly to your Google Drive.
Engineered for speed, built for privacy
No app database, no paid cloud storage, no image tracking.
Client-Side WebP Engine
Re-encodes images to WebP at 80% quality in your browser. Saves up to 90% bandwidth without server roundtrips.
100% EXIF & GPS Scrubbing
Re-encoding extracts raw canvas pixels, automatically destroying camera model, location, and timestamp metadata.
Bring Your Own Storage
Files upload directly to your personal Google Drive (`drive.file` scope). You retain full ownership and 15GB+ free space.
Self-Healing Edge Network
Cloudflare Worker edge layer monitors public endpoints and automatically fails over to authenticated APIs on outages.
How Airimg Works
Three steps to permanent, embeddable image URLs.
Connect Google Drive
Sign in with Google OAuth using standard PKCE. Grants access only to files created by Airimg.
Drag & Drop Image
Drop any image up to 25MB. Browser instantly scales down >2560px edges and encodes to WebP.
Get Hotlink URL
Copy your permanent `https://img.airimg.
Everything you need to know
Can Airimg access my existing Google Drive files?
No. Airimg strictly requests the `drive.file` OAuth scope. This scope only permits access to files uploaded by Airimg itself. It cannot read, list, or touch your existing documents or photos.
Are there any subscription fees or storage limits?
Airimg is 100% free with no monthly fees. Images are saved to your personal Google Drive, giving you full control over your 15GB+ storage quota.
How does EXIF & GPS metadata stripping work?
Before sending any byte over the network, your browser loads the image onto an HTML5 Canvas and re-encodes pixel values into a WebP blob. This process discards all camera model, location, and metadata tags.
What happens if Google hotlink endpoints break?
Airimg's Cloudflare Worker features a built-in circuit breaker and 4-tier self-healing fallback system (Path A → Path B → Path C → Path D) so your image links stay online even if Google's public hotlink endpoint degrades.