Any guide line for set TALKimg on ShareX Custom Uploader ?

[Crypto Library]

Does anyone use TALKimg as a custom uploader on ShareX?
Actually, I used PostImage's software, now I want to use TALKimg, But I am getting boring to go to Talkimg's website again & again and upload images, so I want to use it in one of the best screenshot application ShareX. But I keep getting errors in the settings of ShareX's custom image uploader. I read talkimage's API page but still don't understand it properly. If anyone has experience using TALKimg on ShareX please share. :")
Anyway thanks in Advance

[1714631844]

1714631844

[1714631844]

1714631844

[1714631844]

1714631844

[1714631844]

1714631844

[1714631844]

1714631844

[1714631844]

1714631844

[TryNinja]

I do.

You can get your own API key with @joker_josue if you don't have one already.

I prefer ShareX.

If anyone else is using it, you can use TalkImg as the upload destination:

1. Copy the code below.
2. Destination -> custom -> Import from clipboard -> Put your API key where it says "API-KEY-HERE"

Code:

{
  "Version": "15.0.0",
  "Name": "TalkImg",
  "DestinationType": "ImageUploader",
  "RequestMethod": "POST",
  "RequestURL": "https://talkimg.com/api/1/upload",
  "Headers": {
    "X-API-Key": "API-KEY-HERE"
  },
  "Body": "MultipartFormData",
  "Arguments": {
    "type": "file",
    "format": "json",
    "description": "Uploaded by ShareX"
  },
  "FileFormName": "source",
  "URL": "{json:image.url}",
  "DeletionURL": "{json:image.delete_url}",
  "ErrorMessage": "{json:error.message}"
}

edit: I also like having an album_id parameter so my screenshots are organized on the same album/folder. Just add it manually afterwards (you can get the album_id by creating an album, clicking on it, and looking at the url).

[Crypto Library]

I do.

You can get your own API key with @joker_josue if you don't have one already.

I prefer ShareX.

If anyone else is using it, you can use TalkImg as the upload destination:

1. Copy the code below.
2. Destination -> custom -> Import from clipboard -> Put your API key where it says "API-KEY-HERE"

o yeah that's our Ninja. 🥷
Done!!
Thank you

[Xal0lex]

I agree, it's convenient to use such an option so you don't have to go to the site every time. I've never used this program, so I thought I'd give it a try. I downloaded the portable version of the program from the official site, checked for viruses with VirusTotal and to my surprise VirusTotal showed that the archive contains Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen VirusTotal error?

P.S. I apologize for the off-topic.

[SamReomo]

I downloaded the portable version of the program from the official site, checked for viruses with VirusTotal and to my surprise VirusTotal showed that the archive contains Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen

I'm sure it's a false positive because if it contained a virus then most of the detectors would detect it. Only MaxSecure detected it as Trojan while the rest of the anti-virus software didn't found any virus in it. It's still better to compile the software yourself because the source is available at Github. The best thing about open-source software is that we can compile them easily ourselves so there won't be any fears from any kind of viruses or malware.

[TryNinja]

I agree, it's convenient to use such an option so you don't have to go to the site every time. I've never used this program, so I thought I'd give it a try. I downloaded the portable version of the program from the official site, checked for viruses with VirusTotal and to my surprise VirusTotal showed that the archive contains Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen VirusTotal error?

P.S. I apologize for the off-topic.

I have been using ShareX for years, never had any issues nor got hacked, so I’ll also go with the false positive probability. Even my own software already got more hits than a single AV I never heard about.

Remember that most AVs only do pattern checking. If a malware fetches a server to steal your data, bytes for that feature can be labeled as such, and a legit software that also fetches a server - but to upload images - can mistakenly be detected as something potentially suspicious.