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LaTeX: caption, paste, and edit - so it goes

  • Oct 19, 2025
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In LaTeX add a caption, you can use the package "caption". In addition, there are some tweaks to the appearance of the image signature.

LaTeX: caption with Caption add

In LaTex there is the command "caption" for figure captions.
  • Bind the package with "\usepackage{caption}".
  • You can now add in an image, that is, between \begin{figure} and \end{figure}, a signature for an image.
  • To do this, simply use the command \caption{caption}.
  • Under the picture the caption "figure X: caption POPs up then".
LaTeX: add a caption

LaTeX: captions with Caption customize

  • If you specify when you Include the Option to "center" with the image centered signatures always: \usepackage[center]{caption}
  • Before captions figure X is always":". This allows you to customize the document with \renewcommand{\character}{Fig.}. As a result, only the abbreviation Abb stands for example, instead of figure.
  • Captions you can also indent with the command: "\setcapindent{0.3 cm}"
LaTeX: caption customize

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