# Working with Attachments, Images and Airtable relationship Fields

When it comes to attachments, images and relationship fields, there are a few differences when using an Airtable database compared to using an Adalo database.\
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In Airtable, a field can have Multiple Attachments, Images or Relationships. When connecting the Airtable database to Adalo, only the 1st attachment, image or relationship will transfer to Adalo. If you have multiple images/attachments in one property for one record in Airtable, these will have to be in separate columns in order to transfer to Adalo. \
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For more information on Images from Airtable, you can refer to the [*Displaying Images*](https://help.adalo.com/integrations/external-collections-with-apis/airtable/displaying-images) help document. For more information on Airtable Relationships, you can refer to the [*Relationship & Airtable Collections*](https://help.adalo.com/integrations/external-collections-with-apis/airtable/relationships-and-airtable-collections) help document.


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