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## Using FirebaseUI to download and display images

[Firebase Storage](firebase-storage) provides secure file uploads and downloads for your Firebase apps,
[Firebase Storage][firebase-storage] provides secure file uploads and downloads for your Firebase apps,
regardless of network quality. You can use it to store images, audio, video, or other
user-generated content. Firebase Storage is backed by Google Cloud Storage, a powerful, simple,
and cost-effective object storage service.

FirebaseUI provides bindings to download an image file stored in Firebase Storage
from a [`StorageReference`](storage-reference) and display it using the popular
[Glide](glide) library. This technique allows you to get all of Glide's performance
from a [`StorageReference`][storage-reference] and display it using the popular
[Glide][glide] library. This technique allows you to get all of Glide's performance
benefits while leveraging Firebase Storage's authenticated storage capabilities.

To load an image from a `StorageReference`, simply use the `FirebaseImageLoader` class:
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Images displayed using `FirebaseImageLoader` are cached by their path in Firebase Storage, so
repeated loads will be fast and conserve bandwidth. For more information on caching in Glide,
see [this guide](glide-caching)
see [this guide][glide-caching].

## Known Issues

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