Html img error

Question

When I copy paste the url link of any img from goggle then why is it not displaying on my output?

Answer 1

Ten Zii Hope it's helpful to you

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Answer 2

ah, because that's not a direct link to an image. You have to click through to the actual image location, for example in your case https://img.freepik.com/ premium-photo/ cat-love-cat-couple-hugging-cuddling-kissing-two-cute-cat-kittens-love-holding-red-heart-valentines-day-generative-ai_620624-6858.jpg

Note that the link ends in the file type, in this case .jpg ; if you don't see an image file type at the end of the url, it's not a direct link to an image.

Side note, be sparing with hotlinking images that are hosted on a site you don't own, like this. Unless the hosting site specifically says you can, it's considered bad form as it eats their bandwidth without giving them clicks (link intentionally broken for this reason)

Answer 3

Well, like I said, don't. It's rude. If a site wants you to be able to link directly to the image, they'll usually provide an in-page method of copying the URL. Otherwise, if it's a public domain or public license image, you can download a copy and rehost it yourself. If it's a copyrighted image (ie not explicitly public domain or public license), you have to get permission from the copyright holder first. Don't steal other people's images, and you won't get shut down by DMCA takedowns.

Answer 4

As Orin Cook stated

Before you click and download images from the web, make sure you have permission to use them. You can check the terms and conditions of the website where you found the image to see if it's allowed. For example, if you found the image on Freepik, you can read their terms of use here: https://www.freepikcompany.com/legal#nav-freepik-agreement

Personal use: https://support.freepik.com/s/article/Personal-use-FI?language=en_US

If you have permission to use the image, you can simply right-click on it and select "copy image link" if you're using a desktop web browser.

However, if you want to remove the watermark, you will need to purchase a premium version of the image or subscribe to the website that offers it. Then you'll be able to access higher rezed and unmarked images through their portal.

Answer 5

Post your code or we're just guessing blindly

Answer 6

Try to open a image in a seperate tab and click on the link above until it shows full link (it should have .png/.jpg/... on the end)

Or as the person above said, just download it and save it locally, use that local location

Answer 7

Image in a web may not end in file type.

Answer 8

https://code.sololearn.com/Wo1fqsyFfuNY/?ref=app
Here !!

Answer 9

Ten Zii A link to an image must end with its format (png, jpg, webp…). Your link is not an image, so it doesn’t appear

Answer 10

Ohh where can i copy the direct link ?
Like you just did