Been wanting to know this info… thanks :D

Wow…never knew!!! Thanks.

this is excellent! thanks so much! :-) val

Fantastic!! Thanks for the great info!!

Your a good lad, ta.

Excellent! Very many thanks for helping out, much appreciated!

Thanks very much, Byron!

Thanks Byron, big help for people like me who can’t ot won’t take the tinme to figure this stuff out, very much appreciated!!! Tony

Oh and your a good lad too!! LOL

What a good reference – thank you.

Thank you for sharing. Very appreciated

I wanted to fave some of these posts as they’re very helpful, but seems I can’t

I’m new here and would like to know what should the image size be for large print? Would 3000×2000 @ 300 dpi be too big?

thank you so much Byron – the sizing thing was driving me nuts and now i know what to do – yay!..:)..xx chitrali

WOW thank you Byron, thats a mega amount of info, I will give it a go
Many thanks, Pauline

thanks heaps for this treasure

Thanks Byron..I don’t know if I can do it, but I’ll try!

Thanks Byron
As always very helpful

Yes very, I have about 4 different pages with this info on and now I found that so you so kindly put in on one. Now find a way to keep these journal entries at the top of our fave lists so we don’t need to go searching the whole time :-))))

Ah – the genius thinker!!! Cool will add it now – Done and I linked your profile to it. Thanks a million.

Thanks for posting this. I tried to increase the size on a landscape style shot but if I type in 800×800 I get a square instead of the original shape. It doesn’t appear to have done that to your image. What might I be doing wrong?

Thanks for the valuable info! :o)

added to my favs… thanks for doing all the hard work! x

YOU ROCK!!! Awesome journal entry, thanks so much for posting this!!!

Thanks BYRON we amateurs, need people like you ..Thanks again !!

Oh dear, I’m horrible with computers and all that HTML [insert swear word of your choice] nonsense. Thank you so much! :D

Thank you from all!

Righto!

thanks… this helps immensely… tried it last night and worked for me…

Right-Click on the Thumbnail of the image and you will get a drop-down menu, choose PROPERTIES.

Doesn;t work in newer versions of Firefox. Firefox users can select Copy image location from the menu when they right click. No need to highlight like in IE.

Thanx Jo, I will put that into the tutorial.

Maybe add some lines for users that want square thumbnails. This generates the full image http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.500316.7.flat,100... thanks the f in front of .jpg. This http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.500316.7.flat,100... thanks to the t in front .jpg

Test:

grt..

thanks :)

what if the photo is from a source out of redbubble?

thanks a lot;)

U R the BEST….I need all the help i can get here :) LOL
thanks for doing this :)

Thank you so much Byron for this tutorial! It’s very useful and also thanks a ton for your help :)

thanks for the info…i know nothing…appreciated…

Very well explained! Thanks a lot!

Thanks so much…you have explained this brilliantly.

Thank you fro all this information! much appreciated!

Very useful – thanks! :o)

thanks Byron ~ xx

Wow: thanks so much for this very helpful tutorial!

Thanks for this Byron. Just wondering if you can tell me what the 075 in this code refers to. I have searched for ages and found no answer…
! http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.500316.7.flat,135... !

thank you for the info,,,

you rock!

Thank you so much for sharing, Byron!

Thanks for this one mate :)

Thank you, could not of got this without you :)

Thanks for the very helpful hints!
I have now been able to cross-reference images, clickably linked, for the Sets of Two group and elsewhere.

What a fantastic piece of useful information Byron.. Fantastic mate thank you :)

Will do mate.. ;)

Thanks very much Byron for this info, very appreciated.

Thank you for the information. :o)

Hi Byron. All good stuff here but I have a few questions. The image url is of the form:

“http : //ih2.redbubble.net/work.500316.7.flat,135×135,075,f.jpg”

Reading from left to right the “http : //ih2.redbubble.net/” gets you to the server and the “work.500316.7.flat,135×135,075,f.jpg” is the image identifier, or name to keep it simple.

This name is built from several components, and so far you have introduced the image size component which in this example is “135×135” which I assume is the number of pixels for the width and the height. But most images are not square yet 800×800 is the only way to define the max size supported by RB. So there must be some white included in that 800 by 800 pixel rectangle, right?

Next you introduced a letter that could be either “f” or “t” for full image or trimmed image. Great! Are any other letters valid in this component?

Looking at “work.500316.7.flat,135×135,075,f.jpg” again, I assume that “work.500316” is the image designator, i.e. the name our images are stored under on the RB servers, am I right? so what is the “.7” and the “.flat” mean? can these produce other changes to the displayed image?

Finally, there is another component left, it is “075” in our example. What does this do and can we use that to enhance our image posting in any way?

Great stuff, I’m enjoying reading about RB url techniques. Keep em coming Byron.

Harry

Ah Byron, more stuff for me to add to my “to do list” …. LOL Thanks

Hi Byron,
Thanks for your detailed reply. Being a curious kind of guy I just wondered if there were any other components of the image address string that could be manipulated to provide any other cool facilities. This stems from my previous occupation unfortunately.

Great stuff!
Harry

Awesome! You are very kind to teach us! I have learned sooooooooooooo much, may know more than my teen now! (Hardly:))
belinda

Thank YOU..I can never remember all of this..so kind of you to post & give us this.
Hugz for ALLLL you have shared.
Carmen

Thank you so much!! I’m new(ish) to RedBubble and I’ve seen people with grids of their work on their profiles and I have been bubblemailing ppl left and right asking how they did it. Usually got the let me remember answer…and then nothing…guess they are still remembering! Or no response at all. I’m so excited I got it to work on my page! Thank you thank you thank you!!! :)

When i right click i’m shown all my open files. Is there another way?

oops, just found where you say how to fix that. THANKYOU! sorted ;)

Once again I have to say: Y O U ’ R E A M A Z I N G.
You’re so good at making daunting tasks easy to understand. RB should hire you to write all their FAQ pages. Thank you so much for your help!

Thanks a lot for working this out, Byron – it’s very helpful, also as reference!

It’s about time someone told us how to do this!!! Many thanks Byron!

Right into the “faves” so I can consult it at will. Many, many thanks, Byron!

many times the url is empty with that URL : http://www.redbubble.com/images/clear.gif
has a host, what can I do if I want the picture to expose in the group galery?

thank you so much Byron ;)

Hi BYRON, could you please add a paragraph to explain about different browsers?

in Chrome:
1 Right click the image and select “copy image URL”
2 Paste between !! as in BYRON’s tutorial, steps 5 and 6.

Firefox:
1 Right click the image and select: “copy image location”
2 follow steps 5 and 6

thanks byron so much Liz

YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HELPFUL THIS IS TO ME!!! BIG THANKS!!

thankyou again!

Byron, are You saying in your tutorial that I can change the size of pictures I enter to R/B that come back: ‘Image is too small’, etc.? I’m not sure what you mean by: ‘Post an image-of variable size.’

Thanks Byron :-)

Thank you Byron, it had to be simple and your information was spot on, I would add that I found the image I wanted to post had to be of a high resolution and at an already large size, went back and resized the logo and stayed with the set sizes that you have listed, using"f", all works fine, thank you again for the support.
Peter

Thanks ,Byron.have already printed your Tut.Great help-thanks again