Adding tables, images, and graphs to your projects.
Hints on Managing Images from the Overleaf FAQs
Hints from the Overleaf FAQ's on Tables
Create Your Own Drawings in LaTeX Using the TikZ Package
A huge range of OpenType fonts are available on the Overleaf platform for use with modern TeX engines (XeTeX and LuaTeX).
Add and display images in your LaTeX document
This is video #6 in a series of twenty one by Dr Vincent Knight of Cardiff University.
This short video tutorial shows how to add an image file (png, jpg, pdf) to your LaTeX document, how to display it using the \includegraphics command, and how to adjust the width and positioning.
Add and display tables in your LaTeX document
This is video #5 in a series of twenty one by Dr Vincent Knight of Cardiff University.
This short video tutorial shows how to include tables in your LaTeX documents using the tabluar environment. Through a short example you'll see how to include rows and columns with horizontal and vertical dividers, and with different alignment of text within the cells.
This builds on the previous tutorial which covers how to add bullet points and numbered lists.
More about creating tables in LaTeX
Tables in TeX or LaTeX can be quite time-consuming, especially for tables that contain entries which span multiple columns—these can often produce quite unexpected results. Review this article, TeX Tables: how TeX calculates spanned column widths to learn about creating tables in LaTeX.
