How do you create spaces between Images?

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How do you create spaces between Images? I have tried using the commands // after paragraphs that precede images but this only produces a space between the paragraph and the image. I have also used // between images but this caused the error: ! LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end.

Just give me some commands to copy and paste to separate images. I have minimal knowledge of programming I just want to be able to separate the images.

You need vertical and horizontal spaces, don't you? You can add a margin around an image using the adjustbox package. See Padding left, top, right and bottom in LaTeX, but you can also use the margin=... key with \includegraphics when loading adjustbox with the export option. — Martin Scharrer, Mar 29 '13 at 12:43
What in text command do I need to create said margin between images? — Josh Pinto, Mar 29 '13 at 12:46

score 6 · Answer 1 · answered Mar 29 '13 at 12:43

You should avoid using \\ at all inside a document other than ending table rows. An image has no special spacing in LaTeX it is just exactly like a big letter so you can space it the same way.

If you want to put one above the other, put them in separate paragraphs with a blank line between them. As for any paragraphs you can either set \parskip length to control the vertical space or just explicitly use \vspace to ass extra space.

To separate two images horizontally, again just as for separating two letters, use \hspace

How do you create spaces between Images?

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