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  "embed": "{\"color\": 7506394, \"image\": {\"url\": \"https://i.postimg.cc/RhXPyTCp/image.png\"}, \"title\": \"What are direct image links?\", \"description\": \"`https://postimg.cc/1VVcNwqD` ⇦ is __**NOT**__ a direct image link\\n`https://i.postimg.cc/RhXPyTCp/image.png` ⇦ __**IS**__ a direct image link\\n\\nDirect image links will almost always contain the image's \\\"file format\\\" in the URL near the end. Very rarely direct links will use `&format=png` or something like that. Discord supports `.gif`, `.jpg`, `.jpeg`, `.png`, and `.webp` image formats for embeds. It's recommended to use an image host like postimg.cc or ibb.co instead of a Discord upload link, because **Discord can clear the image from cache at any time**, invalidating the direct link.\\n\\n**How do you get the direct image link for an image?**\\nUpload to an image host. Long-press (mobile) or right-click (desktop) the image and get the direct link/address from there, or open the image in a new tab/window and get the link from the URL bar. Wording may vary between browsers/devices:\"}",
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