About Lensdump
Lensdump is an image and video host built on licensed Chevereto software and run by Lensdump Private Limited, a company registered in Patna, India. It was previously known as a free image host, but new accounts now have to choose a paid membership.
Plans range from Spark ($4 a month, 10,000 images, 10 MB files) through Ember ($7, 50,000 images, 100 MB files), Superhero ($18, 100,000 images, 200 MB files) and Titan ($49, 250,000 images, 400 MB files) to Angel ($99, 1,000,000 images, 500 MB files). Every plan removes ads for you and your viewers.
Uploads can be organised with albums and tags, and shared publicly, privately or behind a password, with direct links, embed codes, Markdown and BBCode. API access is available on some plans at Lensdump's discretion.
How to upload to Lensdump
- Pick a plan and create an account.
- Drag, drop or paste your images or videos into the uploader.
- Choose an album and privacy setting, then copy the link or embed code you need.
Things to know
- Free plan closed: The free plan cannot be selected at sign-up. It survives only for older accounts and is limited to 250 images and 10 videos of up to 5 MB each, for personal, non-commercial use.
- When payment stops: Uploading is disabled and hotlinked images show a placeholder. Lensdump does not promise to keep content indefinitely for accounts without paid access.
- Adult content: Lawful sexual content is allowed only if it shows consenting adults and is marked NSFW by the uploader. Child sexual abuse material, non-consensual intimate images and extremist content are banned and reported.
- Jurisdiction: The terms are governed by Indian law, with disputes settled by arbitration in Patna. Payments are processed by Razorpay.
- Backups: The terms say Lensdump does not guarantee against data loss and that you are responsible for keeping your own copies.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lensdump still free?
No, not for new users. Under terms effective 2 October 2026, new accounts are created with a paid plan. The free plan only remains for accounts that existed before paid plans were introduced, with a cap of 250 images and 10 videos.
How much does Lensdump cost?
At the time of checking the plans were Spark ($4 a month, 10,000 images, 10 MB files), Ember ($7), Superhero ($18), Titan ($49) and Angel ($99, 1,000,000 images, 500 MB files).
What happens to my images if I stop paying?
Your files stay viewable on lensdump.com subject to their privacy settings, but direct links used elsewhere show a placeholder and you cannot upload. Lensdump may delete the content later after giving notice by email.