Output · Reports

Image Section

Adds an image, such as a logo, product photo or site plan, to a report.

Also known as: Logo, picture

How it works

Press Pick image… and choose a PNG or JPEG. The node stores a reference to the file and reads it when the pipeline runs, so a teammate without that file sees the node but not the picture. Fit decides how the image meets its space: Original (the default) keeps its own size, Contain fits the whole image inside, and Cover fills the space and crops to the Aspect you pick (16:9, 4:3, 1:1 or 3:1); the crop happens once when the section is built, so PDF and HTML render the identical image. Heading and Commentary are optional and print above and under the image. The node has no data input; Report Assembly places the section in the layout.

Inputs and outputs

Settings

{
  heading?: string
  commentary?: string
  fit: "original"|"contain"|"cover"
  aspectW?: number
  aspectH?: number
}

Example

A site plan for a store-opening report. Pick site-plan.png, set Fit to Cover with Aspect 16:9 so it fills a wide tile, Heading "Proposed site", and Commentary "Plan as submitted to the council, June 2026."

More in Reports

• Table Section — Puts a table in a report with a heading, optional commentary, a row cap, totals and highlighting. Number formats come from Format Table.
• Text Section — Adds a block of text to a report, such as an intro or notes. It can include live values from your data, filled in at run time.
• Chart — Draws a chart from its input: bar, line, scatter, pie, histogram, box, heat map, KPI, treemap, funnel, waterfall and more. Set it up in the Chart tab, then place it in a report.
• Map — Draws the input's geometry as a map over an offline basemap, styled in the Map tab, ready to place in a report.
• Report Assembly — Takes the sections wired into it and arranges them on a layout into one report. Without a layout, each section gets its own full-width row.
• Write Report — Saves the report from Report Assembly as a PDF, an HTML file or an editable PowerPoint deck. Fed by a loop, it merges every report into one document.