The main goal is to get a fixed direct link to your photo from Google Photos! Bu it's not that easy!
The photo below has this fixed direct link on Google Photos:
And you can paste it everywhere! Including markdown editors.
You can get the same direct link to any image you upload to Google Photos.
On PC
- Login Google Photos
- Make a shared album and add a photo to it.
- Create a shared link of it.
- Logout or use Incognito mode (Private Browsing) to open the shared link.
- Expanding view.
- Rigt-click image. Again right-click image.
- Select
Copy image address
in the right-click context menu.
On Android
- Copy shared link
- Open a new tab in incognito mode
- Past the copied link into the address bar
- When the image is open, tap on it to expand
- Then, long tap on the image (to simulate
right click
) and chooseOpen in a new tab
from the menu that appears - Go to an open tab and copy the content of the address bar
Editing a link
You can get the link like format below. If you delete a shared folder, so a direct link to the photo is deleted too.
Last of "=w1236-h825" is size, you can change. If you change it to "=d", it will be original size stored on the cloud (=downloading size).
Source: support.google.com: Problem Uploading Link For Markdown