You can display an image from either a file attached to the Confluence page, or from another location.

This page shows you how to display an image using Confluence Notation, also known as Wiki Markup.

If you want to display an image from a file attached to the page, you must create and save the page first. Confluence will only allow you to attach a file when you have already created the page.

Instead of Wiki Markup, you can use the 'Insert Image' icon. This behaves in a similar way for both the Wiki Markup and the Rich Text editor, as described in Inserting an image. Currently, the 'Thumbnail' and 'Alignment' selections are not displayed when in Wiki Markup mode.

To follow the instructions below, you need to edit in 'Wiki Markup' mode.

Displaying an image from a remote location

You need to know the URL from which the image can be linked.

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表示結果

!http://www.atlassian.com/images/confluence_feature.gif!

Displaying an image attached to a page

Displaying an image attached to another Confluence page

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表示結果


!Space attachments directory^fish.gif!

Where 'Space Attachments Directory' is the name of the page containing the attachment.

Usage example

What if you want to upload an image only once, but display it on many pages?

Displaying an image attached to page in a difference space

!SPACE:my page^myimg.jpg!


Formatting an image

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表示結果


!fish.gif|align=right,border=2,bordercolor=blue!

For any image, you can also specify attributes of the HTML image tag as a comma-separated list of name=value pairs. Available image tags include:

関連トピック

Linking an image to another page or URL
Rich Text-Inserting an image
Attaching Files to a Page
Image File Formats
Thumbnail Macro
Gallery Macro

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