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I dont know how to import picture form Android APP.
but i know that pc edition could use “save as”.
Is there a way？
I don’t think it’s possible at the moment.
Actually I found a hack to get around this limitation if you really need this and have no other way.
Open the note with the image attached, go to edit mode find the reference to the image – it would look like this: .
Now delete the exclamation mark and save. Your image will disappear and turn into a link. Clicking on the link will open the image in your defaul app, gallery or something like this.
There depending on your device you might be able to save a copy of the image.
In my case it was not possible but there was the edit button so I edited the image, cropped a bit on one side and saved this and it was accessible from gallery and other apps.
Of course it should be possible to do that without hacks like this, I’ve raised this before here on the forum. Maybe I’ll just do it myself.
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Yes I think there should be a popup on long pressing a link or image, which would open a context menu, and from there we can save the resource to somewhere else.
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This is a very important feature.
Can developers add it to the development plan? 
Today, this behavior, "open, share" menu on long tap on image, is implemented. But it works for the markdown syntax ![]() only. If an image inserted as <img> tag - there is no menu for it and there is no ability to do something with such image under Android. Something happens - I receive a short vibrating feedback on a long tap, but the menu doesn't appear. Could you please check wether the menu on <img> already realized but there is a glitch or what the vibro feedback means?
Anyways such functionality, open - share menu, is needed for <img> too.
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The only way I have been able to get stuff with "img" tags out of Android Joplin is by sharing the entire note. If I share it with my DS Note (Synology) it can't be read by the Android version but DS Note on the NAS has no problem. The images all appear there and can then be saved wherever I want. Perhaps sharing the Joplin note with some other app on Android might make the image available to the Android environment.