# srcset
Specifies multiple URLs for an image.
## Overview
Use the `srcset` attribute to specify different URLs for an image depending on the
situation. The URL can point to an image on a server or to the resource scheme in
your app.
For a list of resource images provide by Apple,
see the Resource Icons section of [TVML](/documentation/TVML).
Here’s an example that displays a different chevron image depending whether the current
language is a left-to-right or right-to-left language.
```xml
![]()
```
`srcset` is also used to specify images for 4K devices. Non-4K images are indicated
with a 1x, while 4K images are indicated with a 2x. Here’s an example showing how
to specify different images for 4K and non-4K devies.
```xml
![]()
```
> Note: When this attribute loads an image using an HTTP URL, you must add `height`
> and `width` attributes to the element.
### Values for srcset
- String: The URL pointing to the location of the image file.
### Elements that Use srcset
- [badge](/documentation/TVML/badge)
- [decorationImage](/documentation/TVML/decorationimage)
- [fullscreenImg](/documentation/TVML/fullscreenimg)
- [heroImg](/documentation/TVML/heroimg)
- [img](/documentation/TVML/img)
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```
`srcset` is also used to specify images for 4K devices. Non-4K images are indicated
with a 1x, while 4K images are indicated with a 2x. Here’s an example showing how
to specify different images for 4K and non-4K devies.
```xml