Use Markdown image syntax only in a field that supports images as well as Markdown. Markdown support alone does not guarantee that images are allowed: some fields remove image markup when you save. The image must already be available at a public, direct image URL.
Before you start
Use Markdown only when the field's help text says it is supported or the editor shows a Markdown option.
Use an
https://image URL that visitors can open without signing in.Make sure you have permission to publish the image and add useful alternative text for accessibility.
Add an image
Use an exclamation mark, alternative text in square brackets, and the image URL in parentheses: . Replace the example URL with the direct URL of your own image.
Optional variations
Add a hover title:
Make the image clickable:
[](https://example.com/workbook.pdf)
Check the image before publishing
Preview the content, then check the saved result to confirm the image renders. If the field removes the image, use its dedicated image control where available or add a normal text link instead.
Check the page while signed out so you know the image is publicly accessible.
If the image is broken, verify that you used the direct image URL rather than a private share page.
To add a normal text link, see Add links with Markdown.