How to embed images in GitHub Readme Files

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In this screencast I'll show you how to add images to your GitHub Readme files. You can use the Markdown or HTML syntax for this, I'll show you both versions. Make sure to upload images to your own repository and provide the relative path to them.

In Markdown:
![](path/to/image.png)

GotHub also supported the HTML syntax, which uses the standard IMG tag (can't paste the code because YouTube doesn't like angle brackets).

Should you have spaces in your file names, you can replace them with %20, just like in standard HTML (like "file%20name").


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