Hi @Tika , Our workflow for this is still very manual; in general, we just don't use images that much in our team notes - perhaps we avoid it a bit because the process is manual. We try to avoid images in git, since any non-text based files typically cause repo size bloat (git can't compress images efficiently in the same way it can text files). A rough snippet from our note on how to upload an image: ## Steps 1. If this is your first time uploading images, make sure to create a folder and sync it with existing images

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    mkdir org-dendron-public-assets-images
    cd org-dendron-public-assets-images
    aws s3 sync s3://org-dendron-public-assets/images .

1. For subsequent uploads, run this command to keep your folder in sync

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    aws s3 sync . s3://org-dendron-public-assets/images --acl public-read

To link to your image, the address will be like the following: Something later in our roadmap is provide a better in-house solution for handling images, but for now you can try this workflow.