Can we upload Photo in Quora?

You can post pictures on Quora by: Clicking the picture frame icon (it’s the furthest one to the right in the answer/blog post editor, next to the horizontal separator and the @ symbol) that says “Insert an Image” when you hover over it and following the instructions.

Why can’t I post on Quora?

Quora has BLOCKED YOU FROM EDITING for some reason. If you are edit blocked, this is temporary until you fix the issue (e.g., unverified name), during which time you cannot post comments, questions, or answers. (If you are actually banned, Quora will never let you use that profile again.)

How can I add my Photo in Quora mobile?

There is a ‘Photo’ icon, right next to the ‘link’ icon. You click on it, and it takes you to your laptop. You can choose whatever image you like, and voila! It gets added to your Quora answer.

How do I add a picture to a Quora post?

You then go over to the Quora editor and use Ctrl-V (Cmd-V on a Mac) to paste it in, or go to the Edit menu, and select Paste. This works for question details as well. An exception is if you find an image through Google’s image search (go to Google, select “Images,” and then do a search, or just go to http://images.google.com).

How do I add a picture to a question?

Your only options for adding a picture to a question now is to either: Include it in the question comments and make a note in the question to see the comments, or Write an answer to the question and include the picture in that answer. Option 1 is probably the best.

How do I view Quora photos on my computer?

In the upper right hand corner of your answer window, there should be a button: Click that button and it will allow you to browse your PC, or possibly elsewhere too. (The Quora App has a similar button in the menu strip.) Personally, I usually just start with Google Images to find the image I want.

How do I copy an image from Google Images to Quora?

Google Images then brings up a panel with the image, with some options. I select “View Image,” and Google brings up the image on its own page, by itself. In that case, I can just go up to the address bar in the browser and copy that URL (highlighting it, and hitting Ctrl-C/Cmd-C (for copy)), and then pasting the URL in Quora as I described above.