Support Team
posted this
13 July 2023
Hello Geoffroy,
It is Google not allowing to use direct links to their images, Nicepage has this option as described in a screenshot.
Google has implemented measures to prevent direct linking to images hosted on their servers. This is done to control the usage and bandwidth of their resources. When you try to directly link to an image hosted on Google, they may display an error message or block the image from being displayed.
If you want to use images from Google on your personal website, you should consider the following alternatives:
Download and host the images on your own website: Save the images from Google and upload them to your website's server. This way, you have control over the images and can use them without relying on direct links.
Use the "Share" or "Embed" option provided by Google: Instead of directly linking to the image, look for the "Share" or "Embed" option in the Google service you are using (such as Google Photos or Google Drive). This will provide you with an HTML code or a shareable link that you can use to display the image on your website.
Use a third-party image hosting service: Upload your images to one of these platforms and then use the provided embed code or shareable links to display the images on your website.
Remember to always respect copyright laws and the terms of use of the images you intend to display on your website.
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Sincerely,
Anna.
Nicepage Support Team
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Hello Geoffroy,
It is Google not allowing to use direct links to their images, Nicepage has this option as described in a screenshot.
Google has implemented measures to prevent direct linking to images hosted on their servers. This is done to control the usage and bandwidth of their resources. When you try to directly link to an image hosted on Google, they may display an error message or block the image from being displayed.
If you want to use images from Google on your personal website, you should consider the following alternatives:
Download and host the images on your own website: Save the images from Google and upload them to your website's server. This way, you have control over the images and can use them without relying on direct links.
Use the "Share" or "Embed" option provided by Google: Instead of directly linking to the image, look for the "Share" or "Embed" option in the Google service you are using (such as Google Photos or Google Drive). This will provide you with an HTML code or a shareable link that you can use to display the image on your website.
Use a third-party image hosting service: Upload your images to one of these platforms and then use the provided embed code or shareable links to display the images on your website.
Remember to always respect copyright laws and the terms of use of the images you intend to display on your website.
...................................................
Sincerely,
Anna.
Nicepage Support Team
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1
Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp