# Image

The Image section in KPI allows users to integrate images dynamically into their KPI designs, providing a more engaging and visually appealing report. It offers multiple options to source images and adjust their appearance for pixel-perfect integration. 

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Here's a quick guide to create Image in KPI:

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Different ways you can add images to KPI are:&#x20;

* **Data**&#x20;
* **Upload** &#x20;
* **URL**&#x20;

### Data

Use the Data option to dynamically link images from a column in your dataset.&#x20;

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### Upload

Select the Upload option to manually upload images directly into the visual from your system. Useful for branding, logos, or static images not tied to your dataset.  &#x20;

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### URL

Choose the URL option to pull images from external web links. This is ideal for dynamically linking to images stored online.&#x20;

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The Image section enhances KPI visual storytelling by enabling users to combine data with dynamic visuals, making reports more intuitive and impactful.&#x20;

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## General tab

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This is common tab for all visuals click [here ](/powerviz/kpi/edit-mode-introduction/kpi-charts/general-tab.md)to explore settings. You can adjust visual properties, manage formatting options, and fine-tune various features to align with your requirements. Make sure to explore each section for a complete configuration.


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