Fotolog.com previously Fotolog.net was a social network for sharing primarily photos.
Fotolog enabled members to express themselves through online photo diaries and blogs. It allowed users to post once per day, as a means to end the overuse of social networking.
The website used to offer both free and subscription accounts. Those who used free accounts could see ads and posting was limited to 1 picture. Those with subscription accounts were allowed to upload up to 6 pictures a day and to have 200 comments per photo.
In May 2002, Fotolog was launched.
In 2007, Fotolog.com was featured in the list of the top 20 busiest websites in the Alexa global site rankings.
In 2005 Fotolog received an investment of 2.4 million dollars from BV Capital.
On November 16, 2005, Fotolog was generating 750 million pageviews a month.
On August 14, 2006, the limiting of daily registrations to 500 people a day (per country) was removed.
In Spring 2006, a book of photographs from fotolog.com titled “A Global Snapshot for the Digital Age” was published by the UK publisher Thames & Hudson
On August 17, 2007, HiMedia agreed to acquire Fotolog for a combination of stock and cash worth $90 million.
On January 26, 2016, Fotolog announced that the site was being closed down.
On April 24, 2018, a new website was released under fotolog.com domain.
In 2020 the Fotolog.com domain name was turned into an SEO spam blog.
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