Galleries, floats, cropping and PDF export — built on the image links you already have
One ordinary note scrolling from top to bottom: galleries, right-hand floats with wrapping text, a crop comparison and two image groups with different rhythms. The source contains no pixel sizes at all.
AutoGallery does not invent new Markdown syntax: it reads your existing image links and decides how wide each image is, which row it belongs to, whether it floats, and which part of the picture to show.
Three ordinary links render as one row of three equal-height cells — the file itself is untouched. Disable the plugin and they fall back to their original sizes, stacked.
# Community plugins: Settings → Community plugins → Browse → search AutoGallery
# Or drop the files in manually:
<your vault>/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-autogallery/{main.js,manifest.json}Full steps are in Install. To see it first, download the English demo vault or the Chinese one: a complete vault with the plugin installed and a chapter per feature.
| Group | Start here | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Quick start | Your first gallery row |
| Galleries | Grouping | Who shares a row |
| Single images | Width routing | How wide one image is |
| Parameters and cropping | Parameter syntax | The ten parameters |
| Templates and routing | Layout templates | A whole width rhythm |
| PDF export | Export dialog | A readable print |
| Reference | Settings | Every switch |
When something "was written but did not apply", check Pitfalls first.