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# setImage(_:forSegmentAt:)

Sets the content of a segment to a given image.

```
func setImage(_ image: UIImage?, forSegmentAt segment: Int)
```

## Parameters

`image`

An image object to display in the segment.

`segment`

An index number identifying a segment in the control. It must be a number between 0 and the number of segments ([`numberOfSegments`](/documentation/UIKit/UISegmentedControl/numberOfSegments)) minus 1; the segmented control pins values exceeding this upper range to the last segment.

## Discussion

A segment can have only an image or a title; it can’t have both. There’s no default image.

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