In step 3, a new item typora-copy-images-to: will be inserted into the YAML Front Matter block of current document. Here's how:Įnable Editor → Image Insert → Allow copy images to given folder in preferences panel. *md file is put under _posts folder while the image files goes into _media folder, you may want to copy images files into folder _media when you drag/drop or paste images into Markdown file automatically. One common scenario is to edit *.md posts in static sites (like Jekyll) using Typora. To use this feature, you need to opt-in the option Allow copy images to given folder in preferences panel. Copy image files to target folder when insert local image If you enable Editor → Image Insert → Use relative path if possible in preferences panel, and your writing has been saved into a file, then when you drag & drop a local image, the src attribute will be set as its relative path to current file (folder). Default behaviorsīy default, when you insert or drag & drop a image file into Typora, we will use the path of image file for attribute src. Following are instructions on the set-up. ![]() Typora support copying image files into given folder or web server (require iPic) when insert local images using drag & drop, or from menu bar. Tips: on macOS, you could also copy images from iPhone and then paste into Typora after setup the location to put image files. Tips: on macOS, users could copy image file from finder and then paste into typora. Please refer to section When insert local image… for more detail. Typora would put image data into given folder or server, then insert images referring to that stored file or url. Typora support paste image data from clipboard, after telling typora where to put those images. Since Markdown file is only plain text file, users could not insert image data into Markdown file directly, but can insert image reference to file/url. ![]() If you use this menu item frequently, we would suggest you to re-assign the shortcut key for this "insert image" command following Custom Key Binding. You could click menu item Edit → Image Tools → Insert Local Images… from menu bar to open a dialog to select and insert local image(s). You could also drag & drop multiple image files at one time.
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