## hcloud-upload-image upload

Upload the specified disk image into your Hetzner Cloud project.

### Synopsis

This command implements a fake "upload", by going through a real server and snapshots.
This does cost a bit of money for the server.

```
hcloud-upload-image upload (--image-path=<local-path> | --image-url=<url>) --architecture=<x86|arm> [flags]
```

### Examples

```
  hcloud-upload-image upload --image-path /home/you/images/custom-linux-image-x86.bz2 --architecture x86 --compression bz2 --description "My super duper custom linux"
  hcloud-upload-image upload --image-url https://examples.com/image-arm.raw --architecture arm --labels foo=bar,version=latest
```

### Options

```
      --architecture string     CPU architecture of the disk image [choices: x86, arm]
      --compression string      Type of compression that was used on the disk image [choices: bz2, xz]
      --description string      Description for the resulting image
  -h, --help                    help for upload
      --image-path string       Local path to the disk image that should be uploaded
      --image-url string        Remote URL of the disk image that should be uploaded
      --labels stringToString   Labels for the resulting image (default [])
      --server-type string      Explicitly use this server type to generate the image. Mutually exclusive with --architecture.
```

### Options inherited from parent commands

```
  -v, --verbose count   verbose debug output, can be specified up to 2 times
```

### SEE ALSO

* [hcloud-upload-image](hcloud-upload-image.md)	 - Manage custom OS images on Hetzner Cloud.