Images in Obsidian don't have to be a pain

[@realaroice]

u are lit. a gem! 💎
Thanks Again Brother!

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you!

[@bayawak_]

Great video, now I've found a great way to organize my scanned notes in obsidian :D

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I'm glad I was able to help with your Obsidian image organizational needs 😁

[@robertstorlind2302]

Nice! For images pasted via the clipboard, I've found the Paste image rename plugin very useful

[@creadevlabs]

Haven't seen that plugin before. I'll have to check it out! Thank you!

[@luciusrex]

thanks for sharing!

[@creadevlabs]

You’re welcome! I hope you found it useful 😁

[@ZeeWolfed]

thanks great tutorial

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I hope it was helpful to you 😁

[@Thomaszng_]

pretty helpful, thanks

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it useful 😁

[@konrad3]

Sadly nobody talks about managing the media already in the Obsidian Attachments Folder.
How to delete images, that are no more linked? (But don't delte too much)
How to (auto)move Images to a new Vault, when moving a note

[@creadevlabs]

That's a great point! Cleaning up no longer linked images is not something I've seen others address, but it is something I've explored before. I'll do some more research and experimenting on that, and include my findings in a future video!

[@konrad3]

@creadevlabs Thank you!

[@cat-sanglasses413]

this is really good but how to make the images don't show on graph view while being able to view canvas I really like using canvas

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you for watching the video! If I understand correctly, you don't want images to show up in your graph view? If that's the case, you can toggle "Attachments" off in the Graph settings.