Obsidian plugins with #image-embedding#

The Image Embedder plugin streamlines the process of adding images from the web into your notes by automatically detecting image URLs on paste, downloading the images, and embedding them in Markdown format. It supports custom attachment folders, flexible filename formatting using placeholders like date or timestamp, and optional confirmation prompts for better control. Users can also choose to display the saved file path as feedback. This plugin is particularly useful for researchers, bloggers, or students who frequently gather visual content from external sources and want to keep their vault self-contained and organised.

The PDF Printer plugin helps you convert PDF documents in your vault into WEBP images. It supports batch conversion of multi-page PDFs and replaces the original PDF embed with links to the generated images, streamlining visual integration into your workflow. Users can adjust image quality for a balance between clarity and storage size, and optionally define a folder to organise these output images. This is especially useful for researchers, students, or anyone who frequently works with visual references from PDFs and wants more control over how they appear within notes.

The Immich Picker plugin connects your notes to an Immich photo server and inserts images directly from recent uploads, albums, search results or pasted Immich links. It can search photos with Immich's CLIP based search, detect dates from note titles or frontmatter to surface matching images and browse albums with support for inserting one photo or a full album. The plugin can save images as local thumbnails, remote links or shared links, and it includes bulk conversion between those modes. It also supports named output templates, folder rules, mobile access through a ribbon command and local or public server URLs. API keys are stored in the OS credential manager and album browsing needs the `album.read` permission.