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Adding images to a Rich Text document

How to add an image to a Rich Text document, and set how it looks and behaves

Written by Luke Melia

Click Edit on your Rich Text page, then:

  1. Click Insert in the toolbar and choose Image. (To place the image at an exact spot between two paragraphs, use the + in the left margin instead.)

  2. Drag your image in, or click to browse for it. You can select several images at once to add them together.

  3. Wait for the upload to finish, then set the layout and on-tap options.

Adding an image to a Rich Text document using the Insert button in the toolbar.

Quicker ways to add an image

You do not have to open the menu at all:

  • Drag an image file from your computer straight onto the page. A highlight shows where it will land.

  • Paste an image from your clipboard. Find an image on the web, right-click and choose "Copy Image", click where you want it, then press Cmd + V (Mac) or Ctrl + V (Windows). This works with any image on your clipboard, and also works inside the upload box if you already have one open.

Image layout options

  • Stretch edge-to-edge

  • Natural size, limited to the content width

On-tap actions

  • No action on tap: We've seen so many page headings made from beautiful images. It doesn't make sense for that image to be full-screen when you tap on it, so now you can disable that!

  • Show full-screen on tap: By default, when a user taps on an image, the image will enter full-screen.

  • Follow a link on tap: Using the same powerful link creation toolbar, you can now turn an image into a link.

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