Display thumbnail preview for images in a Document Set

I have a Document Set with Images in it. I would like to show a thumbnail preview of the images in the view of the files in the document library. I added the Thumbnail Preview column but it just shows a large File Icon.

Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to display the picture of the images in the document set.
I recommend to create a hyperlink type column and format URL as picture to show the images in documents set.
Thanks,
Victoria
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