Obsidian plugins with #caption#

The Image Captions plugin allows users to add captions directly below images in their Obsidian notes using an intuitive syntax. Captions can include Markdown elements, such as bold text, links, and even filenames as captions. Users can also resize images by specifying width dimensions in the syntax. The plugin supports customization through regular expressions to filter out unnecessary elements in captions, making it compatible with other themes or plugins. CSS classes are available for further styling of captions. While captions for external images won't appear in editing mode, this plugin simplifies creating well-structured, captioned visual content in Obsidian notes.

The Imagine plugin combines image management and image editing inside the vault. It opens a virtualized manager for browsing images, searching by file name, filtering by folder or reference status, sorting by file and reference data and checking which notes link to each file through the metadata cache. From the same workspace tab it can preview, rename, move, open and trash files, including batch actions and safer cleanup for unreferenced images. It also inserts single embeds or grid callouts, applies layout and dark inversion parameters, edits captions in place, supports drag resizing in Live Preview and opens a full window viewer with zoom and pan. It can pair custom source files with cover images and runs locally on desktop only.

The Markdown Image Caption plugin enhances your note-taking workflow by enabling easy generation of image captions using markdown syntax. Designed to be fully compatible with Obsidian Publish and any markdown editor, it processes external images and generates semantic HTML `<figure>` and `<figcaption>` elements for structured and accessible content. The plugin recognizes specific markdown syntax and either creates or updates captioned image blocks dynamically. Ideal for users who rely on external images, this plugin streamlines the process of adding visually appealing and descriptive captions to their notes.