That's interesting...I just tried it again and at first it seemed that the issue was solved. Several pasted images were added to the page, each with it's own distinct name. I was copy/pasting from saved files. I made some additional experiments and discovered how it was that I saw that image replacement behavior. In my original tests I was taking a screenshot, and pasting the image in directly from the buffer. In each case the image was named "image.png" and effectively the second copy/paste overwrote the first image. The screen capture software offers the image in each case with the name image.png. So it's not really an issue with xwiki. My legacy patterns which I hope to replace in part with xwiki involve pasting images into word documents as I'm documenting a process. Word does not retain the image as a file per se; it absorbs the file, and so there is no assigned file name, or chance of file name conflict. xwiki does save the image as a file and has no mechanism (that I know of) for detecting that the two images are different and then saving the two images as separate files. If there is an add in that might mitigate this issue that would be ideal, but I might guess there is not. I may be able to defeat the brain dead clipboard paste name of image.pgn, and that would solve things very well. Thank you for your input...since you reported, and I confirmed, that pasting multiple images can work, I had to look again at why it wasn't working in my test. -- View this message in context: http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Is-there-an-easy-way-to-copy-paste-multip… Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.