kuingsmile/piclist

PicList is a desktop application for uploading images to cloud storage and managing those stored files afterward. It started as a fork of an earlier project called PicGo and keeps all of PicGo's original upload features while adding file management, image editing, and a scripting system on top. The core workflow is straightforward: you drag an image into PicList, it uploads the file to whichever cloud service you have configured, and it gives you back a link you can paste into a document or website. What sets PicList apart from simpler uploaders is that it also lets you browse and organize the files already sitting in your cloud account. You can search, rename in bulk using patterns, and delete files directly from inside the app, rather than opening a separate storage dashboard. PicList supports a wide range of storage providers, including AWS S3 and S3-compatible services, Aliyun OSS, Tencent COS, GitHub repositories, Imgur, WebDAV servers, SFTP servers, and the local filesystem. Most providers support both the album deletion sync and the full cloud management view. For providers that use a custom API, the scripting system lets you define how deletions work without needing to write a full plugin. The app integrates with the Markdown editors Typora and Obsidian, so images you paste into those editors can be automatically uploaded and replaced with a hosted link. There is also a VS Code extension. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and a Docker image is available for server-side or headless use. A companion mobile app called PicHoro handles uploads from phones. Built-in image tools let you add watermarks, compress, resize, rotate, and convert file formats before or after upload, configurable per storage provider. Multiple visual themes are available, and a community theme repository provides more options.