Hi Tomas, This is on our short list. We opted to getting the feature out there quickly given customer need. Rotation, cropping, and scaling is something we want to add to streamline the experience. Thanks for feedback! We listen so this validates that we need to add that in sooner rather than later. -jaime
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Great idea! Iāll add that to the roadmap. That could come in handy in a number of scenarios. I also updated the help documentation so it should be working now. Thanks for the catch. -jaime
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Thanks @jaime
That would be a game changer for our social post manager doc.
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Looks great! I appreciate all the effort in development you have been putting in to the new features. How can I attach images to emails sent from the Gmail pack?
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I think this is a fantastic feature, and the ability to add images straight from my files without first having to upload them into Google and then running them through the url generator I put together so that they show up in the columns just like an image pulled from the internet, makes me giddy. Unfortunately, Iāve hit a couple of dumps along the way and wanted to ask:
Is there a way to āmassā upload images into multiple rows with the copy/paste feature like with the URL Image column? Right now, I can copy a hundred reference photosā google share links and paste them into my coda doc with each one automatically generating itās own row. With the drag and drop feature of the new format they all go into the same row. And same goes for adding the files via upload. (Which is fantastic once your database is built and are just adding new photos a handful at a time, but for building the database and importing the bulk of the images - this isnāt going to work and will actually take longer. )
Is there a way (or at some point in the future) where there could be multiple images in one cell with the URL Image? Say youāre rotating out pictures of a house for sale and you want to be able to scroll through the pictures like you can with the new format? Would that ever be possible? (Okay, so Iām totally asking this one because if there is no way to mass upload the images, Iāll have to keep going with my current method. Because uploading, or even dragging and dropping, tens of thousands of images would just make me cry. 
!)
Thanks,
Riah
Hi @Juanmata ! Oh,itās just a table that I created myself for my images! Iāve copied it into a new doc and explained a bit of how I use it! Hopefully the link works, cause itās my first time sharing! I hope it helps!
-Riah
Thanks, I had a quick look and I still canāt get my images to show even when turning them to public, Iāll take a close look later to see if iāve done something wrong
Does this have an API?
Iāve tried to upload an image from my website but nothing, the column stays blank.
At this point we do not support images through the API. Definitely something we will consider!
Great effort.
Do you have any plan to add a possibility to add image from clipboard? copy past from for example snipping tool . same as it is done in main document section. (copy paste from for example windows snipping tool)
similar like you have in this chat with image|284x145](upload://xxxxxxxx.png)
Hi there, any news to this item getting the picture url via formula? best Ainara
Next upā¦ any file attachment, not just images.
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If I upload an image using the uploader and I want to reference it in a section in a doc format, the images show up tinyā¦ how do I resize an image so it can show up larger in a doc?
Hi @Koichi_Nakai,
Welcome to the Coda Community!
There isnāt an easy way to reference uploaded images just yet. For now the best bet is to click on the image in the table to open it, then right click that larger image and āCopy Image Addressā. Then use that URL with the image formula or in an Image URL column:
Image("https://myimage.url",width,height)
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Thanks @BenLee,
Thanks for your help.
Unfortunately when I copy image address on the larger image, the URL I get is not an Image url- its a long Coda URL. See attached image. So I guess the only way to do this not using the image uploaderā¦ and going with a linked image.
Thatās the right URL, just needs to be wrapped in quotes and it should work.