Image hosts, straight to the image.
Image hosts put a page between you and the file. Bellevue clicks through it and opens the image full-screen, with the same controls on every host.
One less page in the way
No continue button
On hosts that put a continue page in front of the image, Bellevue clicks it for you and opens the image full-screen. Pair it with an ad blocker for a clean page.
The original, not the preview
Some hosts show a scaled-down copy and link to the original. Bellevue opens the original instead. On most hosts the page image already is the original, and that is what you get.
Find the full-size file by hand, host by host. Read the guide.
What Bellevue does on each host
| Host | The host's page | Bellevue |
|---|---|---|
| ImgBB | The original, 2560×1440; for an upload over 8 MB, a copy 640 pixels wide | The original full-screen, large uploads included |
| ImgCredit | A copy, 300×446 | The original full-screen, 3642×5412 |
| PostImages | A copy, 450×800 | The original full-screen, 720×1280 |
| FastPic | A copy, 400×573 | The original full-screen, 750×1000 |
| Servimg | The image | The image full-screen |
Sizes in pixels, measured on 15 September 2026 on one image page per host. Open each one by hand.
Bellevue handles other hosts too, and clicks past the continue page on the ones that put it in front of the image. Image hosts come and go, so the list changes as sites shut down or redesign.
The viewer you get on these hosts opens images on every other site too. See what else it does.
Bellevue on image hosts
What is Bellevue?
Bellevue is a browser extension that replaces the browser's image viewer with smooth zoom, drag panning and rotation, and shows the original when you hover over a thumbnail. On image hosting sites it clicks past the continue page and opens the image full-screen in that viewer, as the original where the host shows a smaller copy.
Does it block ads?
No. Bellevue clicks the continue button and opens the image over the page, but the host's ads still load behind it. Pair it with an ad blocker for a clean page. The image-host guide shows how to find the real continue button by hand, since some hosts hide an ad link on top of it.
Can I turn it off?
Yes. Switch off Image hosting sites under Sites in Bellevue's settings, and every host shows its own page again. The viewer, hover zoom and the other sites stay as they were.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, each from its own store: the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.
Is it free?
Yes, with every feature included and no paid version. If you agree on the page it opens after you install it, Bellevue shares the pages you visit with data partners. The privacy policy has the details.