Overview

Our chat application supports rendering images directly within chat messages using Markdown syntax. This guide will walk you through the process of embedding images in your chat messages and outline the necessary requirements and security considerations.

How to Render Images

To render an image in a chat message, use the following Markdown format:

Steps to Embed an Image

1. Upload the Image: First, upload the image to the chat. This can typically be done by dragging and dropping the image file into the chat window or using the upload button provided in the chat interface.

2. Copy the Image URL: Once the image is uploaded, it will be assigned a unique URL in the format unique://content/content_id. Copy this URL.

3. Insert the Markdown: In your chat message, use the Markdown syntax to embed the image. Replace unique://content/cont_1234 with the actual URL of your uploaded image.

   Example:

   ![image](unique://content/cont_1234567890abcdef)

4. Send the Message: After inserting the Markdown, send your chat message. The image will be rendered inline within the chat.

Example

Sending this prompt:

Generates the following output:

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Important Notes

• Image Source: Only images that have been uploaded into the chat can be displayed. The image URL must follow the format unique://content/content_id.

• Security Considerations: For security reasons, our chat application does not render images that:

  • Do not follow the unique://content/content_id format.

  • Are not part of the chat the user is currently in.

• Content ID: The content_id is a unique identifier assigned to each uploaded image. Ensure you use the correct content_id associated with the image you want to display.