Images are not displaying in exported PDF

[newcomer]

Hi,

I have couple of URL images (example given below) that resides in Confluence page fine.

<ac:image ac:height="275" ac:width="400">

<ri:url ri:value="https://<web-address>/Start.png"/>

</ac:image>

When I exporting that page to pdf, those images are not showing up.

Is there a way I can get them in the exported pdf?

Thanks.

[Ludovic MOTTINI]

Hi, I use Confluence Cloud and have pictures; PNG or JPEG, that are not displaying while exported in PDF. The reason is there are placed in the macro "column" which is in the macro "section".

One only is showing it is because it is embedded in a table which is in the column macro.

I will try using DIVs instead of macros.

[Ryan Porter]

FYI: Centered images do not appear in PDF exports, regardless of the file format.

[Pantel_Support]

This solved the issue for me.  I had an image centered and it displayed correctly when I left-aligned it.

[apriscan]

unbelievable!

[Peguiron Ernst, Mathias]

I observed that images must be in the "original format" and not in a reduced scale

In original format they show up in the pdf. In reduced scale they do not.

[Minh Tran]

This problem has been fixed in Confluence 6.8.0

[newcomer]

My question is striaght forward.... in a page, I am referring to the image on the web like <ri:url ri:value="https://<web-address>/Start.png"/>. Now I want this image should be displayed when I export PDF out of this page. Is it possible? ANy suggestion.

[Peter Van de Voorde]

Hi,

You should download the image from the web and attach it to your page.

Then replace the image in your page with the attached image.

Now try again.

Best regards,

Peter

[Guilherme Nedel [Atlassian]]

Hello there, there is a known open issue where images inside tables are not being exported through PDF, is that the case? Does the issue occurs when chosing a different image format, or there are images that get exported from that same page?

In that case please provide information on the remaining elements as such the community can provide advice on the behavior.