You can use as many images in an email message as you wish – the right number depends on the purpose, type and focus of the email. For instance, e-commerce emails often have more images than promotional emails.
Consider using graphic images and buttons to draw a reader’s attention. These images can convey concepts in combination with your copy. Make sure your call-to-action is not only supported by an image but also by text. This way, if the images are turned off, the call-to-action is still clear.
Images for emails should be hosted on a Website and not embedded within the email to ensure proper rendering and to minimize the email’s file size.
Make sure that the alt tags are properly described in text. If the images are suppressed, the recipients still get to see the description in text.
Important note:
Define the size and parameters (horizontal and vertical height in pixels) of each graphic in the![]()
tags.
For example:
![”Companyabc]()
Consider using graphic images and buttons to draw a reader’s attention. These images can convey concepts in combination with your copy. Make sure your call-to-action is not only supported by an image but also by text. This way, if the images are turned off, the call-to-action is still clear.
Images for emails should be hosted on a Website and not embedded within the email to ensure proper rendering and to minimize the email’s file size.
Make sure that the alt tags are properly described in text. If the images are suppressed, the recipients still get to see the description in text.
Important note:
Define the size and parameters (horizontal and vertical height in pixels) of each graphic in the
For example:
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