This is a fork of md-img-paste.vim that changes the syntax from
to
!image1.png!
To comply with Confluence Wiki markup
Using Vundle
Plugin 'SabbathHex/confluencewiki-img-paste.vim'
The behavior is controlled by a new global variable g:mdip_behavior. If not set, the standard behavior is followed. If set to "confluencewiki" — the image is pasted with confluencewiki markup.
Original README follows.
Yet simple tool to paste images into markdown files
You are editing a markdown file and have an image on the clipboard and want to paste it into the document as the text . Instead of first copying it to that directory, you want to do it with a single <leader>p key press in Vim. So it hooks <leader>p, checks if you are editing a Markdown file, saves the image from the clipboard to the location img/image1.png, and inserts  into the file.
By default, the location of the saved file (img/image1.png) and the in-text reference ( are identical. You can change this behavior by specifying an absolute path to save the file (let g:mdip_imgdir_absolute = /absolute/path/to/imgdir on Linux) and a different path for in-text references (let g:mdip_imdir_intext = /relative/path/to/imgdir on Linux).
Add to .vimrc
autocmd FileType markdown nmap <buffer><silent> <leader>p :call mdip#MarkdownClipboardImage()<CR>
" there are some defaults for image directory and image name, you can change them
" let g:mdip_imgdir = 'img'
" let g:mdip_imgname = 'image'
This plugin gets clipboard content by running the xclip command.
Install xclip first.
I'm not yet perfect at writing vim plugins but I managed to do it. Thanks to Karl Yngve Lervåg and Rich for help on vi.stackexchange.com where they proposed a solution for my use case.