Adding images to Confluence pages
There are three ways to put a library image on a page: a live reference that follows the library, a plain copy that survives exports, or a gallery of a whole folder. These guides cover each, plus annotating an image before it goes in.
#Common tasks
You want to | Go to |
|---|---|
Put one library image on a page | Insert an image from your library into a Confluence page, then Image reference |
Crop or mark up an image first | |
Show a whole folder | |
Choose between a reference and a copy | |
Use a library image as the page cover |
#Guides in this section
Insert an image from your library into a Confluence pagePut a library image on a Confluence page as a live reference that always shows its latest version.Annotate an image in ConfluenceCrop an image and add arrows, boxes and text to it before it goes onto a Confluence page.Show an image gallery from a folder in ConfluenceShow every image in a library folder on a Confluence page as a grid or table that readers can download from.
#Related
Live, frozen or a whole folder. Pick per page.
