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# Image Syncing

You can also change images per content version.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note that syncing images only works on **Pull**.
{% endhint %}

## Content Format

Images is the spreadsheet are set by URL. Some spreadsheets allows for formatting so the image appears in the spreadsheet itself. Refer to the spreadsheet docs for more info. 

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Images must be publicly available.
{% endhint %}

As an example, you may have something like this in your spreadsheet:

| Key           | Version 1                                                                      | Version 2                                                                      |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Welcome Image | <https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=12ZmwixBgKiD9lZRAtZIsI3aB8mHpqp4Q> | <https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=15u2d1DXXRUMPIaA0lta06_rBbpenY8DY> |

## Syncing Images

Select the layer you'd like to sync and press **Pull > Spreadsheet Pull**. You can do a Quick Pull if you have already pulled the data.

Once pulled, you will be prompted to confirm the updates. The update will preview the image update:

![](/files/-MDpHtpG2dKYR65TjjRa)

Pressing update will update the image in the design!

![](/files/-MDpI0Zrg4yJ1fZOAMAV)


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