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0:48Testing the image-input feature: paste an image, and its text gets scraped and placed into your presentation — dimensions handled, fallbacks included.
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So basically, if you paste anything, the images that don't come in that particular room, it will be taken out of the rich text input. Export, what do you call it, it was scraped first from the website. And you can open it like this, rich text input, if you put in an image that you can just get it. And you can use it inside the presentation. Yeah. Is there a fallback option? A fallback source. Yeah, you can add it. But I think it's okay for you. But it doesn't work as a fit image, right? Yes, because the dimensions of the images are very close to each other. That's what I was saying. If the fit image source is not close to each other, it will merge. If the image source is not close to each other, it will merge.