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Did you "php artisan storage:link" on your production server, too?

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On your deployment server if have folder 'public/storage' please delete first (dont worry its linked folder if you earlier use storage:link on developemet environment)

write this code in routes/web.php

Route::get('/create-symlink', function (){
    symlink(storage_path('/app/public'), public_path('storage'));
    echo "Symlink Created. Thanks";
});

Then run this route from browser `https://yourdomain.com/create-symlink' Then your problem will be solved.

There is alternative way if you have permission to use terminal. On your deployment server if have folder 'public/storage' please delete first (dont worry its linked folder if you earlier use storage:link on developemet environment)

Then run a php artisan command

php artisan storage:link

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@jetwes : Thanks. I did that many times without fixing my problem.

@Mahbubur Riad : Thanks. Before reading your answer I deleted the public/storage folder and run php artisan storage:link from the command line and it fixed it. Your answer will be useful for people that do not have a ssh access to their hosting.

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@jose Fournier - Thanks. Thats why i gave you both solution. use as per your solution. Please mark this page solved.

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