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Images inserted into pages should be formatted as a thumbnail, preferably with a short caption describing the image.
===Infobox Images===
Images can also be displayed in infobox templates. This should be an illustrative image of the subject, such as a character's artwork, a game's cover, a screenshot of a location, and so on. Infoboxes use the <code>image=</code> or <code>imagecover=</code> parameters to display whichever image is inserted there. As the template already renders the image itself, the image parameters merely requires the image's filename without the use of brackets, <code>File:</code>, or additional options. A caption can still be added to infobox images, which will be displayed beneath the image.
Images can also be displayed in infobox templates. This should be an illustrative image of the subject, such as a character's artwork, a game's cover, a screenshot of a location, and so on. Infoboxes use the <code>image=</code> or <code>imagecover=</code> parameters to display whichever image is inserted there. As the template already renders the image itself, the image parameters merely requires the image's filename without the use of brackets, <code>File:</code>, or additional options. A caption can still be added to infobox images, which will be displayed beneath the image.


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===Galleries===
===Galleries===
{{Main|[[Guidelines:Galleries|Gallery guidelines]]}}
The best way to display many images on a page is to sort them into a Gallery section. These display images in organized rows of thumbnails, without the need of adding options. Galleries are created by enclosing a list of image filenames between <code><nowiki><gallery></gallery></nowiki></code> tags, which will look like:
<pre>
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File name|Caption
</gallery>
</pre>
Images kept in a gallery do not need double brackets or the <code>File:</code> prefix to be linked to. Captions are optional, but are encouraged to briefly describe a file, namely by indicating what type of file it is (such as a sprite or artwork).

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