Is there a very simple way to turn an image from your computer into HTML code.?

Question

(very simple please, I'm not that good with computers)

Answer 1

1) Go to www.photobucket.com and create an account
2) From your photobucket.com home, Upload a new image, and choose the image file from your computer
3) Once its been uploaded, photobucket will give you the HTML code to paste anywhere you want

Answer 2

Well, HTML is not a programming language is a mark-up language that describes the format of a web page. It cannot describe any events or functions to carry out. Because of this, the tag itself does not cause the start of the web page's body. Instead, it is the web browser that interprets the HTML code. The web browser see the HTML tags and executes various functions a procedures to display the page in an appropriate manner. Most programming languages do things differently. They do not use another program to handle the code every time it is opened. Instead, the programmer writes the code and then compiles it. The compiler converts the code written by the programmer into to the machine code instructions and binary data that is passed on to the processor and hardware. Programs are only compiled once and then the compiled data/programs are passed on to the user. They are not compiled every time you want to run a program. Some languages are interpreted languages. These require an extra program to convert the code, as it is being executed, from the programmer's written scripts/functions to the machine code instructions that are given to the processor. These interpreters are used every time the program is executed. The main difference between these languages and HTML is the fact that HTML cannot give instruction on what to do.... it only describes how to display the data. Programming languages can do things, such as calculate data, create/store data, etc. Interpreted languages are generally very slow because each statement must be converted from high-level code that the programmer understands, to low level machine instructions in real time. Some languages, such as Java, do things in a way that is half-way between the ways already mentioned. The programmer runs a compiler to convert it to Bytecode. This code is not the machine level instructions. However, it is closer to the machine code that the programmer's code and this allows the final conversions (that convert the byte code to the CPU's instructions) much quicker than interpreted languages. Bytecode is about as close to machine code as they can make it, without giving actual CPU instructions. The reason some languages do this is portability and compatibility. Different system types may not have CPU's or system architectures that accept the same instructions. Because of this, machine code written for one type of system may not be compatible with other systems. Different system types have different programs that convert Java's bytecode into the machine code/cpu instructions that are useful to that system type. The ability to carry out instructions is what gives a language its 'power.' Different languages have different techniques for doing this. And this gives different languages different advantages and disadvantages.

Answer 3

One of the easiest ways:

Go to http://imageshack.us/ ( No signing up or registration)

Click the browse button and locate your image on your computer, then click open.

Now you can either click the first HTML code (Thumbnail for websites) or the last one (Original image) , then right-click it and click the copy button.

Wherever you want to put that image HTML, right click and press paste.

Good luck with it :)

Answer 4

You can't turn an image into html code. You can include an image in a web page using an html tag:



Maybe you could clarify what you are trying to do?

Answer 5

do you have a myspace account? If so, load it up to your pics, right click the pic, go to properties, copy the URL location... then add this presto!

Answer 6

http://www.text-image.com/convert/

go here, it's an online converter. so you don't need to download a program which takes forever. just follow the instructions. pretty simple. ;)

Answer 7

save it then upload it to tinypic.com