Editors and mobile integrations

Choose the upload interface your tool supports: the desktop command, Core CLI, or HTTP API.

Typora

If Typora's image settings offer PicList, select the installed app. For a custom command:

Windows · Desktop example

"C:\Program Files\PicList\PicList.exe" upload

macOS · Desktop

/Applications/PicList.app/Contents/MacOS/PicList upload

Core · Supported platforms

picgo upload

The Windows path is an example; use your actual install path. Run the editor's upload verification after saving and check that it uses the intended destination.

Command line upload

The desktop executable supports upload using the desktop app's configuration:

& "C:\Program Files\PicList\PicList.exe" upload "C:\Images\photo.png"

PowerShell uses & to invoke a quoted executable path. For standalone commands, destination selection, and the terminal UI, see the Core CLI.

VS Code

Install VS-PicList. Choose local or remote service mode in its settings, test the destination, then upload from the editor. Consult the current extension instructions for its specific options.

Obsidian

Use a compatible image upload plugin, such as Image auto upload. Choose the PicGo-compatible local HTTP upload interface and the actual PicList port. Test one image before enabling automatic uploads. Plugin setting names depend on the installed version.

Built-in HTTP server

Use the desktop HTTP API while PicList is running. On a headless server, use Core HTTP or Docker.

Built-in file web server

3.6 removes the old general-purpose file web server. Retire integrations based on the old port 37777 file sharing examples. The internal port 36699 local preview service is separate from the upload API and does not provide general folder sharing.

PicHoro mobile integration

PicHoro is the companion mobile tool. Configure a service manually or import a supported destination through the desktop configuration QR code.

The code can contain account credentials. Use it only with your own device and keep it out of public tutorial screenshots. Test one image after import to verify mobile network access, paths, and URLs.

Choose an interface

Interface	Requirement
Desktop upload command	Installed and configured desktop app
picgo upload	Installed standalone Core and Node.js
Local HTTP	A running desktop or Core service
Remote HTTP	Configured server, network and authentication; send file contents

See integration troubleshooting if the connection fails.