Embedded images in newsletters

What are embedded images?

Embedded images are special images that are sent in an email as coded text. This means that they load straight away. However, they increase the size of the email and this can, in turn, increase the probability of your email being classified as SPAM. Find out more about this in our blog article (coming soon).

Other questions about Working with Images

How do I use embedded images in my newsletters? How big can you make images before they lose their sharpness? Which file formats are best for graphics and should be used? What is an image map creator and how does it work? How do I insert inline images (embedded images) with base64 encoding into a newsletter, so that these are always displayed with the recipient? How many images can I upload? Are the image blocks alterable in size? Is it possible to use image personalisation with Newsletter2Go or to personalise your own images? How can I make sure images are displayed without the recipient having to click, right click or download the image especially to view it? How can I rename a duplicated newsletter?

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