How to add an image in LinkedIn Pulse article?

I need to add an article with image on my Linkedin Pulse account. I want to know what all steps are involved in adding an image on the LinkedIn Pulse.

Linked Pulse is an advertising platform that is created by a professional networking channel on LinkedIn. When Pulse came out, It was reserved for celebrities only, and later on this platform decided to promote to all the users. 

 

However, to add an image to a LinkedIn Pulse article the following steps are involved:- 

1. First of all, log into the LinkedIn account and Click on Write the article depending upon the interface. Place the cursor to insert the image

2. Click on the image icon to open the insert image dialog box

3. By adding the image dialog box, the user can choose the image by uploading it from the computer or choosing the image from the LinkedIn profile media library.

4. After selecting the desired image for the article click on to add button and insert the image on the article at the required position. 

5. If required the user can resize the image by clicking on it and dragging the handles that appear on the sides also give a caption to text by clicking on the desired text.

It is generally a best practice for using a better image that is related to the content of the article as this creates awareness and demonstrates the credibility of the article published.

LinkedIn has organically transformed into a professional social media for the workforce. It shines light throughout the various industries and connects people across them. I recall creating a LinkedIn account, which happened during my final semester of university. We were asked to create accounts and connect with our peers to bring in more outreach. Back then I did not feel much deed about this, but now that I look back, it has been instrumental in my professional growth. Since I started working in the professional industry, I have become very conscious about how I interact on LinkedIn. It is simply a remarkable place to project your professional self, create more associations and embark on a very transformational journey.

The phenomenon of blogs has become a fundamental part of the internet. Sharing experiences is a part of human nature and where else to share these remarkable experiences than where other people can read and connect with you while sharing their experiences as well!? LinkedIn Pulse is a section where you can publish your professional experiences, articles and ideations, for LinkedIn has become quintessential in the sphere of professional knowledge and adding images to this will definitely help in sharing knowledge in such a fast-paced world!

Here is a simple video containing instructions on how you can add images to a LinkedIn Pulse post:

Steps to add an image to the Linkedin Pulse article

It's very simple to add an image to a LinkedIn Pulse article
1. First, log in to your LinkedIn account, then click on Write Articles.

then an article-writing section loads.

you can Directly upload a Cover image by clicking the upload button.

2. To upload an image inside the body of your LinkedIn Pulse article
First, place the text cursor where you want the image to be uploaded.

3. Now click the Add content into article button (the square button on the left side)

4. A section to upload different media files opens.

here we have 5 options to upload images, videos, slides, links, and snippets.                                                                                       
5. Click on the image option, and a new section opens

6. you can just drag and drop an image here or upload it from the computer by clicking the "Upload from computer button".
if you click the button, a window will open for selecting our image from the PC.

7. Select the image and click Open.
 

Now you can see that the image has been successfully loaded.

8. for advanced options You can see many buttons while hovering over the image, like adding the image alt, links, and the arrangement of the layout.

You can also add video links and snippets to your LinkedIn Pulse article using this method.