I never delete any of the Photos that I share on websites. Even if it's in an old Post, you could be helping somebody several years later and not even know it. Also, think about how many times you've read old Post here and could not see the Pictures because the Poster deleted them after a few Months. That stinks. PhotoBucket is free so leaving them up doesn't cost anything. Dan

I need to resize the photos I put there. Can I resize them all at once or do I have to do one at a time? I can't see where I can click on all of them to resize at once. Maybe it's better to resize before transferring them? TIA

Are you asking how to get your picture to show up inside your post rather than just post a link? If so... Simply click on the box that says "HTML Code" under/next to your picture. The entry is automatically copied (you'll see a small "copied" pop up message) Next, paste that value into your message and the image will be in your post...no changes necessary. When you click "Preview", you'll see the picture. Try it...HTH!

Once you have uploaded and saved the image in photo bucket, to re-size it: 1. Click on "Edit" choice just below the picture title. The image will load. 2. The basic tab should be selected by default. Click "re-size" icon which is 4rth on the basic tab. 3. Use the size adjustment choices that come up to adjust your image by percent, preset sizes, vertical/horizontal... I find it easiest to "keep proportions" and use the mouse to drag the width and height bar or to select "Use Percentages" and enter the desired percentage in the "New Size" field. 4. Click the "Apply" button to the right to activate the size changes. 5. At the bottom right click "replace original" to save the save changes which will rewrite over the existing image. OR click "Save a copy" if you want to keep the original image and also have a copy of the resized one. (click "add title" if you want to give it a different title.) 6. Click on "albums & upload" at the top left to see all of your images including the newly re-sized one. NOTE: if you have a way of resizing the picture before it gets into photobucket, it mighter be simpler.