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Images, Gifs, and Videos in your Fellow Note

Include images, gifs, and/or videos directly in your Fellow note

Written by Julia
Updated over a week ago

Fellow allows you to embed visual content such as images, gifs, and videos directly into your meeting notes. This can be useful for sharing important graphs, previewing new features, or adding any other visual context to your notes. Visual content is added through what Fellow calls an image strip, which serves as a placeholder where you can add one or more files.

Adding

Option 1: Drag and drop

  1. First find the file that you would like to add to Fellow.

  2. Drag and drop the image directly into the note.

  3. The image or files will be added into what we call an image stripe, which placeholder of sorts where you can add content

Option 2: From the Shortcut

  1. Visit your Fellow note

  2. Click on the Add image or video strip by using the slash ("/") command in the meeting note.

  3. Select the file that you would like to add

    4. Repeat the process for any additional images

    Note: Any images added to the note will show up at the bottom as well, in the attachments area:

Replace

Replace lets you change your image, or in other words, swap out one image for another. When you press Replace, it will then open a finder window prompting you to select another image from your computer.

Delete

To delete an image from a note, you will need to confirm that that is what you really need to do.

First click on the image and select remove from the menu. This will remove the image from the image strip. However the image will still be part of the attachments area.

Don't worry if you accidentally press the trash icon on a colleague's image - the image will not be completely deleted. You'll be able to find it at the bottom in the attachment section. Then just drag the image into its proper spot.

If deleting is something that you would like to do, click the trash icon on the image in the attachment section. You will see a confirmation as well. This will completely remove it

If you have second thoughts, you can re-add it by using the Note History feature!

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