Would be great if the generate PDF function can also embed the images in the document. Right now, you can only see a little icon like this after exporting to PDF:
Hi!
Indeed, PDF generation is pretty weak in Fibery, so noted your request 
@Polina_Zenevich I had noticed the same thing as @X_Yuan and thought it has something to do with permissions (that was an issue when using an external tool like pdfmonkey.io). So I decided to export the notes into markdown and try and print them using VS Code.
I noticed something strange (and potential 
bug) in the markdown export, where images are included:
I think the image file extensions are missing in the file path:
I am not sure if that is the cause of the OP’s issue, but thought it might be worth investigating. PDF export (and ability to use more complex templates) is definitely something I would find really helpful, but this might be a good interim fix to at least be able to print full PDFs
I was able to use cloudinary.com to host image files in and then import the image into the PDF just fine using the html <img> tag
<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dgxbuszui/image/upload/v1741826733/Header_nx1fhl.png" alt="Description of Image" />
I just faced this issue. Tried to generate a PDF with some image attached on rich text and bummer, got this issue as well.
PDF renderer is working with images now. Refer my post PDF export of documents
Add img { max-width:100%; max-height:120mm; break-inside:avoid; } to stop large photos forcing page breaks.