Resize image

[anita]

Hi guys, I’m currently having problems resize this image. What can I add to this line to resize the image? Tks.

[ryanjamurphy]

This is an outstanding feature request:

Resize embedded content

I’d like to be able to adjust the size of images and videos . It’s not very convenient to have a a single image take up almost the entire width/height of a page.

Please search the forums; there’s lots of discussion on this here already!

[anita]

Tks for reply. I have no problem with public files (with public links).
My need is to resize a local image inside my workspace folder, I tried all of the recommendations in this post “Resize embedded content”, and nothing worked.

Thank you.

[ryanjamurphy]

Right, those are proposals for how resizing could work from another user—but the feature does not exist yet (the thread I linked to was a feature request). It only works for publicly-hosted images for now.

See also:

How can I change the size of images?

Interesting - it might be worthwhile reporting your inability to use the <img> tag as you described as a bug (seems like it should work!). Might also be worthwhile to post a feature request for Obsidian to “support MultiMarkdown’s extended link and image attributes” - which I believe would have solved your problem of resizing the images.

[anita]

Thank you for replying.

I have read all of the posts relating to my problem on this forum. With your confirmation, I think I just settle with these options (which worked when I tested):

• As I use OneDrive for syncing my Obsidian workspace folder, I can open OneDrive on browser, and copy my image address to put in the img tag for resizing.
• As for common method, I will need to resize my image (on a image editing software) before embedding it in my note.

Thank you so much.

[ryanjamurphy]

You’ve got it—those’re the only options for now. Hopefully we’ll have more options soon!

[anita]

Thank you.

[Sodo4082]

I found out how to resize pictures in obsidian!

Take the link, add ‘|’ sign towards the end and write a number.
Eg. : ![[image.jpg]] to ![[image.jpg|300]]

[iaso2h]

Thanks. It’s helpful