If the image is placed in o365 -> Site Asset library and using the image link in Nintex form should work.

But ensure the image url is got by following steps:

3. Copy the above link and paste in the browser to view the image. You would notice the copied URL would not be the same when the image is viewed. Copy the URL from the browser (where the image is viewed) and use it in Nintex Form:

Can you inspect the black 'x' in the browser designer are share the screen shot?

Hi Jade,

In addition to Chaitra's post, if you want to use Nintex mobile, there are a few other things to do.

Just to make sure there's nothing wrong with your basic setup, go and find a public image on the web and copy its url.  That should be all you need to display the image.  If you've successfully tested that, then we're on to a good thing.

The key concept is your image needs to be available inside and outside your environment for it to display in all situations. 

Luckily for us, our guru Andrew Glasser‌ has done all the hard yards and posted a comprehensive blog on how to access these images using a variety of storage locations.

Cheers,

Chris

@Chaitra - I'm still not able to get the image to display even after all of your steps :(

I have tried many different versions of the URL link. I have tried the Site Asset Library and also an Images Library and copied the links over to a browser. Do you think it could be that my image is too large? I've tried it both in a JPG and a PNG and neither work. Any help or suggestions you have would be much appreciated!!

Here is my screenshot of the same black box I keep getting:

Can you inspect the image in the browser using Developer Tool (F12) and share a screenshot?

Note: Ensure the URL provided in the Image control, when used in browser displays the image. Share a screenshot of this as well.

Getting the same issue. I've got a picture that's uploaded to a picture library in the same site as the list with the Nintex Form.

Here is a picture of the image showing up correctly in the browser (using Chrome simply so that the whole URL can be seen):

But, here's a picture of the Nintex Form, with the black X. As you can see, I've put in the URL on the right hand side, but there is no URL showing when inspecting element.

What am I missing?

Thanks!!

Is there restricted permission on the image or 'New Image'?

Also, publish the form and inspect the image using Developer Tool as shown below and share the screenshot:

UPDATE: I was following Chaitra B C's suggestion to inspect the element after publishing it, and the the image shows up just fine once I published it, exited the editor, and opened the form regularly. 

Here's a mystery though: in Chrome, the image shows up just fine even when editing the form. In I.E., it only shows up after publishing, exiting, and opening as if a regular user. I'm pretty sure it has to do with some vlan restrictions our company has (for PCI compliance) that make I.E. virtually unusable. Bummer is, I've noticed Chrome often crashes working on Nintex forms/workflows, so we're forced to work in I.E. for that. Guess I'll just have to presume the images are working fine until I publish it and check.

In any case, this is solved, unless someone has any reasons they can think that the images don't show up when editing the form in I.E.

Thanks for the quick responses!

Hello ! I marked it as helpful, but I can't find out how to mark it as correct, since I'm not the one who started the thread. Or am I missing something?