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How to add image in markdown

Tong_Zhao

We have this company Confluence website, and it seems we have the free version macro of "Insert Markup", in which you could select one of two: Insert "Confluence Wiki" or Insert "Markdown".

I selected the "Markdown" option and was trying to embed an image from an external url. I tried a format posted in the community but didn't work. The format I tried wass:

[!Image Title!|https:www.imageurl.com]

Can someone help? Thanks.

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Dominic Lagger

Hi @Tong_Zhao

I don't know the answer for myself, but can you try the solution from this question:

For anybody else coming to this page, the format is actually
![](<contextpath>/download/attachments/<page_id>/<filename>)
so for Confluence Cloud users it would be
 ![](/wiki/download/attachments/<page_id>/<filename>)

Hope this helps.

Regards, Dominic

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Dominic Lagger

Hi @Tong_Zhao

I don't know the answer for myself, but can you try the solution from this question:

For anybody else coming to this page, the format is actually
![](<contextpath>/download/attachments/<page_id>/<filename>)
so for Confluence Cloud users it would be
 ![](/wiki/download/attachments/<page_id>/<filename>)

Hope this helps.

Regards, Dominic

Tong_Zhao

Thank you Dominic for quick answer. The solution you referred to seems to target attachments uploaded to the Confluence cloud. But for images coming from an external url, this reference doesn't seem to provide a solution?

Dominic Lagger

I don't know this. have you tried this:

 ![](<<URL>>)

Tong_Zhao

Hi Dominic, you're the best! This worked seamlessly.. Do you by chance also know how to specify the displayed size of the image?

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