Tying to insert a picture in this macro

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Howdy all im trying to insert a small picture in this macro on the picture to the right you see the outcome ive been messing around with it and got it to roll a d4 (the macro is to the left).&nbsp; Is there an image macro i could put in there or someway to put a picture in it ??

you can try inserting an image using "[image](URL)"&nbsp; The "image" text is just used for syntax and is only seen when hovering over the image. example; {{[[1d4]]=sputters and fizzles and out comes the following effect [magic]( <a href="https://media-elerium.cursecdn.com/avatars/thumbnails/14/474/30/30/635596760578719019.png" rel="nofollow">https://media-elerium.cursecdn.com/avatars/thumbnails/14/474/30/30/635596760578719019.png</a>) }}

So putting it at the end would work instead of where it says "1d4" ? and how/where do we find the images. ?

The ability to post images to chat is a roll20 feature.&nbsp; You can try inserting the image anywhere you like in your macro. The formatting/layout will be determined by the sheet's roll template.&nbsp; &nbsp;Here's an example with the image inserted on the left of the " = " using roll20's default template. &{template:default}{{ [magic](<a href="https://media-elerium.cursecdn.com/avatars/thumbnails/14/474/30/30/635596760578719019.png" rel="nofollow">https://media-elerium.cursecdn.com/avatars/thumbnails/14/474/30/30/635596760578719019.png</a>) [[1d4]]=sputters and fizzles and out comes the following effect }} You'll need to experiment, but I would suggest keeping inserted images under 100px.&nbsp; Larger images can mess up the layout.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can grab image url's within a browser by right-click "Copy image address".&nbsp; I did an image search with google for my example above and restricted the search to small clipart images.&nbsp;

Awesome THanks.

I regularly use this technique for my NPC portrait gallery macro . Roll20 does a pretty good job of downsizing images on the fly, at least in the browsers I've tried.