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Everyone is likely familiar with image hosting services, essential for personal blogs, websites, apps, and mini-programs, as well as enterprise applications to enhance site access speeds. However, reliable image hosting services often come with costs or require cumbersome registration processes. Are there any free and convenient alternatives?
The answer is straightforward: leveraging GitHub repositories as an image host, combined with the free CDN acceleration provided by jsdelivr, creates a stable and easy-to-use solution. Here’s how to set it up.
### Creating a GitHub Repository
First, [create a new repository](https://github.com/new) on GitHub. Below is an illustration of this process:
![Creating a New GitHub Repository](https://cdn.linux.do/uploads/default/optimized/3X/5/f/5f7332864acf2bec8311de6c759ff618e344e7bf_2_690x366.jpeg "Creating a New GitHub Repository") *(1860×987 225 KB)* |
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