Confluence allows you to add images to a page, or a blog post, either individually, or as a gallery that can be viewed as a slide show. All images on the page are displayed as thumbnails: when you click on an image the full-size image is displayed in a pop-up.

In general, you display an image on a page by either of the following:

• Attach the image to the page first, and then edit the page to choose where the image should appear.
• Insert an image on the page, where the image is attached to another Confluence page, or is available on an external webpage.

You can also add text links to a page that point to an image located elsewhere.

More information about using images in Confluence can be found here:

• Displaying an image on a Confluence page.
• Linking from an image.
• Linking to images.

Related Topics

Image File Formats
Choosing a Profile Picture
Working with Attachments
Embedding PowerPoint Presentations in a Page
Gallery Macro

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