Linux command
picgo 命令
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常用示例
Upload image
picgo upload [image.png]
Upload from clipboard
picgo upload
Set default uploader
picgo use [smms]
List uploaders
picgo list uploader
Install plugin
picgo install [plugin-name]
Configure uploader
picgo set uploader
Show config
picgo config
说明
PicGo (PicGo-Core) is a command-line image upload tool that supports multiple image hosting backends. It returns markdown-formatted URLs suitable for documentation and blog posts. Multiple backends are supported through a plugin system, including GitHub, Imgur, SM.MS, and various Chinese cloud providers. Clipboard upload captures screenshots directly without saving files first. Output formats include markdown, HTML, and plain URLs for direct integration with documentation workflows.
参数
- upload _files_...
- Upload image(s); without arguments, uploads from clipboard.
- use _uploader_
- Set the default uploader.
- list _type_
- List available plugins or uploaders.
- install _plugin_
- Install a plugin.
- uninstall _plugin_
- Remove a plugin.
- set _type_
- Interactively configure uploader settings.
- config
- Show current configuration.
- -v, --version
- Show version number.
- -d, --debug
- Enable debug mode.
- -s, --silent
- Enable silent mode.
- -c _path_, --config _path_
- Set a custom config file path.
- -p _url_, --proxy _url_
- Set a proxy for uploading.
- -h, --help
- Show help.
FAQ
What is the picgo command used for?
PicGo (PicGo-Core) is a command-line image upload tool that supports multiple image hosting backends. It returns markdown-formatted URLs suitable for documentation and blog posts. Multiple backends are supported through a plugin system, including GitHub, Imgur, SM.MS, and various Chinese cloud providers. Clipboard upload captures screenshots directly without saving files first. Output formats include markdown, HTML, and plain URLs for direct integration with documentation workflows.
How do I run a basic picgo example?
Run `picgo upload [image.png]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does upload _files_... do in picgo?
Upload image(s); without arguments, uploads from clipboard.