Cassidy Williams • 4/10/2025

Make your images in markdown on GitHub adjust for Dark Mode and Light Mode

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This technical article explains how to make images in GitHub Markdown files dynamically adapt to the user's color scheme (dark or light mode). It provides a ready-to-use HTML snippet using the <picture> and <source> tags, explaining how the browser selects the appropriate image based on the 'prefers-color-scheme' media query to create a more polished project presentation.

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