Image

The Image component is used to display images with support for fallback.


Installation

npx nextui-cli@latest add image
The above command is for individual installation only. You may skip this step if @nextui-org/react is already installed globally.

Import

Usage

Blurred

You can use the isBlurred prop to duplicate the image and blur it to create a blurred effect.

Zoomed

You can use the isZoomed prop make the image zoomed when hovered.

Animated Loading

Image component has a built-in skeleton animation to indicate the image is loading and an opacity animation when the image loads.

Note: The URL uses https://app.requestly.io/delay to simulate a slow network.

Image with fallback

You can use the fallbackSrc prop to display a fallback image when:

  • The fallbackSrc prop is provided.
  • The image provided in src is still loading.
  • The image provided in src fails to load.
  • The image provided in src is not found.

With Next.js Image

Next.js provides an optimized Image component, you can use it with NextUI Image component as well.

Note: NextUI's Image component is client-side, using hooks like useState for loading states and animations. Use Next.js Image alone if these features aren't required.

Slots

  • img: Slot for the image element.
  • wrapper: Image wrapper, it handles alignment, placement, and general appearance.
  • zoomedWrapper: The wrapper slot for the zoomed image it avoids the image content to overflow the parent container.
  • blurredImg: The wrapper slot for the duplicated blurred image.

API

Image Props

PropTypeDefault
src
string
srcSet
string
sizes
string
alt
string
width
number
height
number
radius
none | sm | md | lg | full
"xl"
shadow
none | sm | md | lg
"none"
loading
eager | lazy
fallbackSrc
string
isBlurred
boolean
false
isZoomed
boolean
false
removeWrapper
boolean
false
disableSkeleton
boolean
false
classNames
Partial<Record<"img" | "wrapper" | "zoomedWrapper" | "blurredImg", string>>

Image Events

PropTypeDefault
onLoad
ReactEventHandler<HTMLImageElement>
onError
() => void