You just need to paste the link first in the post and Facebook will generate a preview with the image, then you can edit the text and publish it.Can someone explain me how do I put an image and when someone click that image in facebook it goes directly to a link? I think this is not just a normal upload of image
You just need to paste the link first in the post and Facebook will generate a preview with the image, then you can edit the text and publish it.
If you upload an image normally, it won’t be clickable to an external link.
I've noticed there are intermediary websites that help you create links to wrap your images, such as AnyImage or similar services.Can someone explain me how do I put an image and when someone click that image in facebook it goes directly to a link? I think this is not just a normal upload of image
On Facebook you normally can’t attach a clickable link directly to an image like you would on a website. Instead, the link and the image are combined through the link preview.Can someone explain me how do I put an image and when someone click that image in facebook it goes directly to a link? I think this is not just a normal upload of image
Normally on Facebook, you can't create links directly on images. However, I've found applications that can help you insert links into photos. You can find these tools in online groups; some people will help you. Usually, you can only insert links into posts, and Facebook will create a preview for you so that when someone clicks on the link, the link will open. If you want to control the link on the image, you can use these helpful tools.Can someone explain me how do I put an image and when someone click that image in facebook it goes directly to a link? I think this is not just a normal upload of image
I'm sure you've clicked on someone else's ad on Facebook. To do that, you need an ad account, then access the ad manager and upload your content.Can someone explain me how do I put an image and when someone click that image in facebook it goes directly to a link? I think this is not just a normal upload of image