The bigger the image, the longer it will take to download to your user’s browser. This makes the images fit as best it can within the space you provide it. The provided image is stretched proportionally to width. If you want to see which this is, you can change Image Viewer into a table (temporarily we hope) to see what the URL is by default. If you provide Image Viewer with multiple images, Image Viewer will show the first one it receives. So if you put the image on a secure server, it will not load. The solution is to move it to a public location where anyone on the Internet view it. The img tag does not do any authentication. The image must be available in an public location. These are the formats browsers automatically load into img HTML tags. The images is loaded into an tag. If you’re not familiar with img HTML tags, read about them here. Image Viewer receives an image URL from your report and loads it into your report. Here are the gotchas: 
Commonly, you’d use a slicer or other selection within Power BI to change which images is shown by the Image Viewer.
Because its data driven, as your user clicks around on your report, the images changes to reflect the selection. Image Viewer is a custom visual for Power BI that shows an image based on a URL you prove through your data. Its great for showing product images, pictures of people, logos of companies, or pictures of locations. The Image Viewer shows the image in your reports, or dashboards.
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