In HTML, you can add images in a webpage using the `<img>` tag. The **`<img>`** is an empty tag which means it does not have a closing tag. This tag requires some set of attributes to specify the size, alignment, and other properties of an image.  
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# Attributes

**Attributes** are properties that you want to set for an element. Some of the commonly used attributes for `<img>` element are mentioned below:


- `src` : short for "source", this attribute specifies the path where the *source* (image) is located
- `alt` : short for "alternate", this optional attribute is used to specify alternate text in case the image does not appear 
- `width` : specifies the width of the image
- `height` : specifies  the height of the image
- `align` : specifies the alignment of the image. Possible values could be *left*, *right*, *center* etc. By default, it is set as *left.*



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## Syntax 

Here's the syntax to embed an image in an HTML web page:

```HTML
<img src = "Image_URL/PATH">
```

## Example

Here's an example that inserts an image at the right with width and height equal to `150px`.

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What is an HTML image?

In HTML, you can add images in a webpage using the  tag. The  is an empty tag which means it does not have a closing tag. This tag requires some set of attributes to specify the size, alignment, and other properties of an image.  Attributes Attributes are properties that you want to set for an element. Some of the commonly used attributes for  element are mentioned below:  src : short for “source”, this attribute specifies the path where the source (image) is located alt : short for “alternate”, this optional attribute is used to specify alternate text in case the image does not appear width : specifies the width of the image height : specifies  the height of the image align : specifies the alignment of the image. Possible values could be left, right, center etc. By default, it is set as left.   Syntax Here s the syntax to embed an image in an HTML web page:   