Thanks for the response,
I’ve tried dragging and dropping which didn’t work…
BUT i tried @funkyfunk 's suggestion of converting from JPEG to PNG and that has worked so thanks for the help!
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I didnt say drag and drop I said screenshot and ctrl+v. Glad it worked out.
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Thanks, i will try that if i have more problems.
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I tried converting them from JPEG to PNG using an online converter and the output was like this:
The only way i’m able to upload photos is if I go in paint and resize each one to 35%, and sometimes 30% if that doesnt work. It’s become a pain to upload photos, and I can only upload photos meant for ants. 
Image Converter from apps microso page, and did it offline, and now I can upload them, yet everytime I get "error could not upload images 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. and I have to try again everytime to get it to work.
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It’s most likely because this online converter is using the same in-browser functionality than OG (and others) to convert the images. Chances are most online converter do nowadays.
Using a software on your computer to convert them should work.
I guess that’s because you’re lowering the image size and bypassing the in-browser conversion. Rather than resize them, convert them.
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Brave browser has a Tor included if it can helps.
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In short, Tor Browser has a privacy feature that shields your browser from HTML5 Canvas Image Extraction, a technique used for browser fingerprinting.
Currently, the only way to bypass this is by slightly reducing your privacy protection. You have two options:
1. Globally disabling the feature in about:config
- To access browser settings, put
about:configinto the address bar. - Find following setting and turn it off:
privacy.resistFingerprinting.randomDataOnCanvasExtract
2. Allowing a canvas exception for specific domains
There’s now also the choice to allow a canvas exception for specific sites. It seems like this exception lasts only for the current session. To try it out:
- Look for a ‘canvas’ icon in the top-left corner of the URL bar.
- Click the icon, then select ‘Allow’.
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If you have android, screenshots are always saved as .PNG and usually not nearly as large a file as the actual pic is. Should be able to screenshot your pics and then easily upload the screenshots.
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Technically Tor Browser is just a fork of Mozilla Firefox ESR.
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Guidelines for Photo Upload