Most Facebook users now use the Facebook chat instead of using a separate IM client. Facebook as well as Google plus has their own chat feature. You can share your recent status, images etc at those social networking sites. Facebook and Google plus also allows to insert emotions which makes the chatting more funny. But sharing an image with your friends right into the Facebook chat window is not a simple task.
The widely used technique is pasting the image link at the chat window and your friend will only get to view the image when he/she clicks on the link or paste the link at the browser’s address bar. If you want your friend seeing the image you sent via chat instantly without leaving the chat window, you can apply a little trick and you can paste the image directly into the chat window. Here is how to display images into Facebook chat.
You will get two types of image to display in Facebook chat window:
1. The images from the Facebook i.e those images which are already uploaded at Facebook.
2. The images from your PC.
How to display Facebook Images into Facebook chat
Every time an image is uploaded at Facebook, it automatically generates a unique id (fbid) for that image.
Now if you want to display any such image from Facebook, simply grab the image id and paste it at the chat window placing between “[[]]”. For instance if the fbid of the image is xxxxxxxx then simply place [[xxxxxxxx]] at the Facebook chat window and hit the ‘Enter’ key.
Voila! It will display that image right into the Facebook chat window. But if the image is too big, the above procedure will work but the image will not be clear as it will become too small and hardly good for the view. For big images, follow the trick discussed later in this article.
How to display images from computer into Facebook chat
If you want to display an image from your computer at the time of chatting in Facebook, you can still upload that image at your Facebook profile and use the same trick as I mentioned above. But if you want to keep your profile clutter free and don’t want to mess your Facebook account with unnecessary images, you can use a third-party tool which allows you to upload the images at their site. It automatically slices the images in different parts and serves the organized codes for pasting at your Facebook chat.
Simply go to http://smileyti.me/, upload the image and grab the code which you should paste at your chat window.
The benefit of using this web service is that as it slices the uploaded image in different parts and serves the codes for those each part in an organized way, you will able to paste a bigger image at your Facebook chat window to display it properly.
Do you know any other trick? Let us know.
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Nice and useful post. Love it. just tried it out and it works, though the image seem too small.
didn’t work š
its like
[[385969081506133]][[385969061506135]][[385969078172800]][[385969068172801]][[385969071506134]]
[[385969154839459]][[385969148172793]][[385969151506126]][[385969168172791]][[385969171506124]]
[[385969228172785]][[385969231506118]][[385969241506117]][[385969251506116]][[385969248172783]]
[[385969328172775]][[385969338172774]][[385969334839441]][[385969351506106]][[385969344839440]]
[[385969618172746]][[385969638172744]][[385969631506078]][[385969628172745]][[385969624839412]]
I get lines in my images
My favourite:
http://chat.gipxy.com
, this one use latest realtime web technology, easy to use, clear UI, no ads, totally free, and support paste image directly from clipboardI am sending photo to my friend through Facebook chat but it is not sending and message is showing that are you sure that you want to leave this page or stay. What should I do?
Seems it’s your connection problem. Contact the Internet provider.
I don’t get it. In facebook chat, putting the id between [[]] just displays the brackets with the number, no image.
If you have access to a picture program like paint, just go to the camera icon in chat, find the file showing your picture in paint and down load. You may need to enlarge the picture in Paint so that it’s big enough to easily be seen in the chat frame.