Obsidian plugins with #markdown-images#

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 Better Live Preview Image plugin adds direct image alignment controls and callout image sizing that work inside Live Preview and Reading view. It lets you set left, center or right alignment from the image context menu, command palette or your own hotkeys, then stores that choice in Markdown image markers. It also applies width and height markers to images inside callouts, so rendered callouts respect the same sizing syntax without changing the note content itself. When an image uses the default alignment, the explicit marker is removed and the plugin's CSS handles the display while the plugin stays enabled. It is focused, local first and keeps image formatting visible even when you use the native edit block flow.