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# Image Syncing

## How It Works

By setting images in your spreadsheet, you can have ContentSync dynamically swap images for each content version.

{% hint style="info" %}
Image syncing only works when pulling images.
{% endhint %}

## Spreadsheet Format

To sync an image, the image must be set in the spreadsheet for the content key of the image layer.

### Raw Image URL

The easiest way is to set the value of the key to the URL of the image you would like to use. Make sure these urls are publicly available so Sketch can access it.

### Image Formula

You can also use image formulas on Google Spreadsheets so you can preview the image in your spreadsheet itself. Simply set the value of the cell to `=image("https://path/to/image.png")`.

## Layer Support

### Symbol Instance Image Overrides

Symbols with image layers or fills may provide image overrides. The key of override for the image will be used to sync the image.

### Bitmap Layers

Not currently supported.

### Shape Layers

Not currently supported.


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