I'm so glad that this video was useful! I made it all these years ago on a whim, and every now and then people will comment and it absolutely makes my day. Hope you rest well and have happy dreams of beautifully formatted documents.
@@mathteacher1729 so simple yet so useful indeed, as I'm sure there are lots of students just like me glad that it makes your day! wishing the same, thank you lots!
i literally have been trying to figure out how to do this (along with figuring out latex in general) for 3 hours. it is now after 4 am and i have my first college language exam tomorrow at 8 am, and i watched this and literally almost screamed for joy. thank you so much for helping me figure this out!!!!!!!
I... I can't believe... I never... I'm speechless. I never, ever knew it was this easy. The sheer agony I've gone through in the past and you solve it all so easily
What setting should I use if I want the image to occupy both double column's, it seems to only fit in one column and the second one overwrites on top of it. thanks! (For IEEE conference paper standards)
i have it in the same file... when i write \includegraphics it comes with [scale ]{ } so for scale i use 0.75 (as i saw in some other replay, and i use that code) but i still can t do it... also when i use \include { }, i can compile but i can t see my image! (maybe there is a problem with the images ?!) anyway thanks for the quick replay, i ll try to figure it out
Hey! I tried to do what I have seen in your video, but it just didn't work. The pic didn't show up in the .pdf document. I did everything as you told. What's the problem? I use MikTex and TeXnicCenter, and I have Win 7.
How did you get editing effect in the program. I downloaded latex on Mac, and use TeXworks editor. Which i think is exactly the same one as the one you are using in this video. However my TeXworks editor doesn't have a nice editing effecting like yours! i mean when you type a comment the color is red.
i see that everybody manage to insert images with your tutorial but i still can t... this is my code: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{graphicx} \begin{document} \title{images} \author{eleftheria} \maketitle \includegraphics{image.PNG} \end{document} do i do anything wrong? (i use winXP) thanks
My image comes from adobe illustrator and it doesn't give me the option of saving it as .PNG :( I have mine saved as .eps but when I type it in: \includegraphics{Fig2.eps} I get an error that says "unknown graphics extension: .eps" How can I fix it?
Thank you for your answer! Yes, I put the pic in the same folder. How can I send the screenshot to you? Is it possible that I don't have the necessary packages in my TeX program?
Probably stress on using the "\usepackage{graphicx}" command, too. I am only a few hours old to Latex and took me good 20 minutes to figure out why my image wasn't being inserted. Rest all was very helpful :)
Good point! The code must be copied exactly as it appears. If one character is off (missing backslash, unclosed brace, etc.) LaTeX will not be happy. :-p Glad you found the video helpful!
Obtained error message "No Boundingbox". The video is inadequate. Searched on the internet and found this for using graphic package: www.kwasan.kyoto-u.ac.jp/solarb6/usinggraphicx.pdf Have not yet found how to display the image in the correct position but at least I no longer get the "No Boundingbox" error message.
No matter how much I try, I am unable to insert a graphic on to the first page of my document. Error: File not found. See the manual for further information All this inspite creating a new folder, keeping the image file and saving the Latex file in the same folder. . .
Hi Joe. Please i need your help. how do I include in my sharelatex project, the symbol for "converges in probability" i.e the arrow with a p on top? Thank you
Miriam Okolosi See this video here: LaTeX Tutorial 11 finding and inserting various symbols There is a website which lets you draw a symbol and it will suggest which symbols math your drawing. detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
Hi could you tell me how to re position an image? I have a template im using for a thesis and on the title page it places the university logo in the middle of the page. It uses the following \crest{includegraphics[width=7cm]{centre_UL_logo.jpg}} I would like to move this to the top of the title page, and put a picture related to my project in its place in the centre of the page, underneath my heading, which in turn would be underneath the University logo. Thanks for any input.
I would ask the person who is advising your thesis 1. Whether you are allowed to alter the template or not and 2. how best to do so. I could speculate wildly about the nature and origin of the "crest" command (is it in the preamble or in a style file... how is it defined, what dependencies does it have, etc.) or the format of the image (is it just the logo or is it a long white rectangle with the logo centered so it "appears" to be centered when you align it left, etc.) but that probably won't be helpful. :-p Good luck!
Hi Joe. Thank you for your videoes on LaTex tutorials. I successfully inserted an image on my LaTex document, however it created a large space between the image and the text that follows in my document. How do I delete the space?
Immediate thought: You inserted an image that was too big. Adjust the scale to make it smaller \includegraphics[scale=0.5]{image.png} Failing that, create a public project on sharelatex send me the link and I can look at it.
Miriam Okolosi I cannot view this project because it is restricted. On the left click the gear icon for settings, then on the bottom menu "Public access" select "public, read only".
This is a helpful guide: www.sharelatex.com/learn/Captioning_Figures See the link at the top for an example of a document with different caption options. www.sharelatex.com/project/515c83650651e57e1975aeb2 Thanks for watching!
+Joe DiNoto Why is it that whenever I write \begin{figure}[h] \end{figure} that my image picture changes location without me telling it to? even with [h] or [h!] it moves around and not in the location of the text that I want it. Btw, thnx for the video.
Try inserting the .jpgs directly. Remember to have the image files in the same folder as the .tex file. Also, depending on how big your images are (in terms of pixel dimensions) they may be too large to be showing up on the page. You can also open the .jpg in MS Paint (if you have windows) and save it as a .png from there. Hope this helps. :)
hi...thank you for such a wonderful tutorial..plz help me in my problem..i am inserting my image in the same way as u described in the middle of my document.. but the problem is when i run the program the image shows at the end of the document and also it is not centered. plz help
It all depends on what your code looks like. Go to pastebin and copy/paste your code there. Reply back not with the full URL (TH-cam won't allow that) but with the random letters and numbers in the URL and I can take a look when I have time.
Hi there, first of all thank you for the awesome tutorial. I have been trying to figure out how to insert image in latex and I finally found a helpful guide in the form of this video. However I have another concern, which is how do I type a command to allow text wrapping around the image. In other words, I would like to type my paragraph next to the image. Thank you in advance for your help.
It all depends on what your code looks like. Go to pastebin and send me the random letters & numbers in the URL of your copy/paste and I'll look at it when I have time.
Umm, yes, yes I can. I just registered with sharelatex so not exactly sure what I'm doing. I have made a public file for now - project/515f79516724619d2b2b31bf
Replace the code in the video with the following \begin{figure}[h!] \centering \includegraphics[scale=0.75]{graph.png} \caption{this is my caption} \end{figure}
Took me 30 minutes to find the answer, but you need to take off the draft from your document class. (I am a begginer so i will let someone else explain)
Create a project in sharelatex and make it public then message me the URL. There could be any number of reasons why things are going wrong. Typo, missing package, wrong image type, etc.
Joe DiNoto Thank you for answering. It finally worked! I don't know why but maybe the name of the file was too long, I have changed it and then suddenly it worked. Thank you again.
it's 2022, in the middle of the night and you just saved the life of a student. thank you good sir
I'm so glad that this video was useful! I made it all these years ago on a whim, and every now and then people will comment and it absolutely makes my day. Hope you rest well and have happy dreams of beautifully formatted documents.
@@mathteacher1729 so simple yet so useful indeed, as I'm sure there are lots of students just like me glad that it makes your day! wishing the same, thank you lots!
i literally have been trying to figure out how to do this (along with figuring out latex in general) for 3 hours. it is now after 4 am and i have my first college language exam tomorrow at 8 am, and i watched this and literally almost screamed for joy. thank you so much for helping me figure this out!!!!!!!
I... I can't believe... I never... I'm speechless. I never, ever knew it was this easy. The sheer agony I've gone through in the past and you solve it all so easily
wow this was almost 10 years ago but it continues to be very helpful, thanks a lot
saving my heart, soul, life and sanity. your good deed will go history books sir I salute you
@@daisymaexoxo2181 Thank you kindly, I'm always happy when I receive comments like this on my old videos!
God bless you for this video, in fact you have wipe my tears.
Thank you for watching, I'm glad it helped. :) Out of curiosity, are you in any way related to Dr. Marlene Soulsby of PSU Worthington Scranton?
What setting should I use if I want the image to occupy both double column's, it seems to only fit in one column and the second one overwrites on top of it. thanks! (For IEEE conference paper standards)
Thank you very much. It would've taken me days to figure this out by myself. You just saved me loads of time so I can study for other subjects :D
Could you post your source on pastebin or sharelatex ?
i have it in the same file...
when i write \includegraphics it comes with [scale ]{ }
so for scale i use 0.75 (as i saw in some other replay, and i use that code) but i still can t do it...
also when i use \include { }, i can compile but i can t see my image!
(maybe there is a problem with the images ?!)
anyway thanks for the quick replay, i ll try to figure it out
I hav inserted image into my report but the image dosen't appear where it is suppose to what should i do
Hey!
I tried to do what I have seen in your video, but it just didn't work. The pic didn't show up in the .pdf document. I did everything as you told. What's the problem? I use MikTex and TeXnicCenter, and I have Win 7.
I'm not sure. Can you take a screenshot? Is the pic in the same folder as the .tex file?
Thank you! It's great to hear comments like this. :) I'm glad you found my video helpful.
How did you get editing effect in the program. I downloaded latex on Mac, and use TeXworks editor. Which i think is exactly the same one as the one you are using in this video. However my TeXworks editor doesn't have a nice editing effecting like yours! i mean when you type a comment the color is red.
i see that everybody manage to insert images with your tutorial but i still can t...
this is my code:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{amssymb}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
\title{images}
\author{eleftheria}
\maketitle
\includegraphics{image.PNG}
\end{document}
do i do anything wrong? (i use winXP)
thanks
My image comes from adobe illustrator and it doesn't give me the option of saving it as .PNG :( I have mine saved as .eps but when I type it in:
\includegraphics{Fig2.eps} I get an error that says "unknown graphics extension: .eps" How can I fix it?
pretty basic question. writing "... use .PNG image... " what sign is that is in front of use. Can't find it
I'm getting the name of the file.png under the image is there a way to get rid of this
Could you paste the full code you're using on pastebin?
@@mathteacher1729 I'm not familiar with that can you elucidate?
\includegraphics[scale=.5]{gloria patri.png}
@@SpencerRaybourne The space between gloria and patri is the problem. Try gloria_patri.png as the file name. :)
@@mathteacher1729 That was it. Thanks. so now onto bibliographys I'm begging you.
Thank you for your answer!
Yes, I put the pic in the same folder. How can I send the screenshot to you?
Is it possible that I don't have the necessary packages in my TeX program?
Probably stress on using the "\usepackage{graphicx}" command, too. I am only a few hours old to Latex and took me good 20 minutes to figure out why my image wasn't being inserted. Rest all was very helpful :)
Good point! The code must be copied exactly as it appears. If one character is off (missing backslash, unclosed brace, etc.) LaTeX will not be happy. :-p Glad you found the video helpful!
Obtained error message "No Boundingbox". The video is inadequate. Searched on the internet and found this for using graphic package:
www.kwasan.kyoto-u.ac.jp/solarb6/usinggraphicx.pdf
Have not yet found how to display the image in the correct position but at least I no longer get the "No Boundingbox" error message.
Hey great video. Except when I do it this way, I get a caption but no image?
No matter how much I try, I am unable to insert a graphic on to the first page of my document. Error: File not found. See the manual for further information
All this inspite creating a new folder, keeping the image file and saving the Latex file in the same folder. . .
+RITWIK KULKARNI Set up an account on sharelatex.com and make it public, then I or someone else can look at it and offer feedback. :)
how can i insert a caption underneath the image?
Hi Joe. Please i need your help. how do I include in my sharelatex project, the symbol for "converges in probability" i.e the arrow with a p on top? Thank you
Try this: $a \overset{p}{\to} b$
thank you, it worked.
Hi Joe. Hope you are fine. Please how do I insert an upward facing arrow in sharelatex? Thank you
Miriam Okolosi
See this video here: LaTeX Tutorial 11 finding and inserting various symbols There is a website which lets you draw a symbol and it will suggest which symbols math your drawing. detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
Aww, thanks! It is always nice to hear positive feedback. Good luck on your project! :)
Hi could you tell me how to re position an image? I have a template im using for a thesis and on the title page it places the university logo in the middle of the page.
It uses the following
\crest{includegraphics[width=7cm]{centre_UL_logo.jpg}}
I would like to move this to the top of the title page, and put a picture related to my project in its place in the centre of the page, underneath my heading, which in turn would be underneath the University logo.
Thanks for any input.
I would ask the person who is advising your thesis 1. Whether you are allowed to alter the template or not and 2. how best to do so. I could speculate wildly about the nature and origin of the "crest" command (is it in the preamble or in a style file... how is it defined, what dependencies does it have, etc.) or the format of the image (is it just the logo or is it a long white rectangle with the logo centered so it "appears" to be centered when you align it left, etc.) but that probably won't be helpful. :-p Good luck!
Hi i am using \usepackage{graphicx}
in latex. for jpg pics. but this package removes page numbers of my latex file. Any solution?
i need urgently.
Hi, please share your code on www.sharelatex.com or pastebin. Without seeing it, it is next to impossible to pin down what exactly is happening.
2024 and you helped me! Hugs from Brazil!
@@felipemmarcico Thank you, I'm so glad that this video helped!
I watched this video, got my figure working, and shouted "BAM". Thank you!
How can I resize an image by fixing its width?
carnt get it to work not sure what im missing
Hi Joe. Thank you for your videoes on LaTex tutorials. I successfully inserted an image on my LaTex document, however it created a large space between the image and the text that follows in my document. How do I delete the space?
Immediate thought: You inserted an image that was too big. Adjust the scale to make it smaller \includegraphics[scale=0.5]{image.png}
Failing that, create a public project on sharelatex send me the link and I can look at it.
Hi, I tried to adjust the scale of the image to 0.5 instead of 0.75 that I was using. But a still have a little space in between.
I'm also having difficulty creating a sharelatex project
Miriam Okolosi Hi, please use the link below to view the project in share latex. thank you
www.sharelatex.com/project/53cd231106cf2524420412ab
Miriam Okolosi I cannot view this project because it is restricted. On the left click the gear icon for settings, then on the bottom menu "Public access" select "public, read only".
The quality of image is bad , is there anyway to improve quality ?
How do you add captions to your image this way?
This is a helpful guide: www.sharelatex.com/learn/Captioning_Figures See the link at the top for an example of a document with different caption options. www.sharelatex.com/project/515c83650651e57e1975aeb2 Thanks for watching!
+Joe DiNoto Why is it that whenever I write \begin{figure}[h] \end{figure} that my image picture changes location without me telling it to?
even with [h] or [h!] it moves around and not in the location of the text that I want it.
Btw, thnx for the video.
I've been looking everywhere for an explanation as easy to follow and that actually works!, thanks a lot!! ^^
Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching! I'm glad these videos are helpful. :)
Try inserting the .jpgs directly. Remember to have the image files in the same folder as the .tex file. Also, depending on how big your images are (in terms of pixel dimensions) they may be too large to be showing up on the page. You can also open the .jpg in MS Paint (if you have windows) and save it as a .png from there. Hope this helps. :)
Hello
How do you move the inserted picture to the top of the page?
hi...thank you for such a wonderful tutorial..plz help me in my problem..i am inserting my image in the same way as u described in the middle of my document.. but the problem is when i run the program the image shows at the end of the document and also it is not centered. plz help
Make sure that you have a file named "image.png" in the exact same folder as your .tex file. I just copy/pasted your code and it works fine.
That's awesome, thank you so much! Very clear and straight to the point!
Thumbs up! x
Thanks, I'm glad you found this helpful!
Which program do you use to make the graphs? Is it GeoGebra?
For the graphic in this video I used wolframalpha.com. As of now, geogebra does support 3d graphics. :)
i can't figure out how to do 3d in geogebra.... that's why i asked lol
It all depends on what your code looks like. Go to pastebin and copy/paste your code there. Reply back not with the full URL (TH-cam won't allow that) but with the random letters and numbers in the URL and I can take a look when I have time.
Very good video..... Clearly explained...
Thank you for watching. I'm glad that you found this video helpful!
Thank you so much for posting this video. It really help me to figure it out :D
I'm glad you found my video helpful! :)
Hm, not that I'm aware of! But with a title like Dr, I'd bet she's smart enough to know how to put an image into Latex!
Hi there, first of all thank you for the awesome tutorial. I have been trying to figure out how to insert image in latex and I finally found a helpful guide in the form of this video. However I have another concern, which is how do I type a command to allow text wrapping around the image. In other words, I would like to type my paragraph next to the image. Thank you in advance for your help.
From the menu bar click "Format" > "Syntax Coloring" > "LaTeX". That should give you the different colors. Hope you found these videos helpful. :)
In what program did you make the image? I like those Win97 graphics!
I made it with gnuplot.info/
Thanks for watching and I hope you have fun using LaTeX! :)
It all depends on what your code looks like. Go to pastebin and send me the random letters & numbers in the URL of your copy/paste and I'll look at it when I have time.
Save your image as a .pdf instead of an .eps. Hope this helps and thank you for watching. :)
Also - wow thank you for getting back to me so quickly :)
Worked perfect. Thanks so much. a lot easier to program now. Video is great. :-)
Thanks, it really helped me.
Thank you so much, this lesson helps me more.
Thank you for this post. Clear and concise.
Thanks,it was indeed helpful
Thank you, I'm glad you found it helpful!
Umm, yes, yes I can. I just registered with sharelatex so not exactly sure what I'm doing. I have made a public file for now - project/515f79516724619d2b2b31bf
You save my life, thanks a lot!! :)(Y)
grande tio eres un chuchas excelente video man
God bless you sir, thanks
THE perfect tutorial
thx! it's very clear and useful!
Replace the code in the video with the following
\begin{figure}[h!]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.75]{graph.png}
\caption{this is my caption}
\end{figure}
Thank you!!
Good one! Thanks!
Took me 30 minutes to find the answer, but you need to take off the draft from your document class. (I am a begginer so i will let someone else explain)
Super helpful!
Thank you very much!
tysm mate
Here's a quick demonstration on how to add a table in LaTeX: th-cam.com/video/mxivKQK-FGw/w-d-xo.html. Hope it helps!
thank you
Thanks
nvm, i think i got it.
I don't know off the top of my head. I would ask here tex (dot) stackexchange (dot) com If anyone knows, it would be someone there. :)
I tried to do the same, I have the image in the same Latex folder, but it says ''File not found''. Why is it like that?
Create a project in sharelatex and make it public then message me the URL. There could be any number of reasons why things are going wrong. Typo, missing package, wrong image type, etc.
Joe DiNoto Thank you for answering. It finally worked! I don't know why but maybe the name of the file was too long, I have changed it and then suddenly it worked. Thank you again.