Description

If you try to embed an image in the "Mail body" parameter using the HTML tag — such as <img src="https://electroneek.com/access/img/logo-electroneek.svg"> —, it is possible that an email client (such as Gmail) does not display the image. The result can look like this:

Whereas, other email clients (such as Outlook) may behave properly:

In this article, you will learn how to solve that issue.

Instructions

1. Choose the image you want to embed in the mail body

2. Upload it to Google Photos

3. Once done, click on the "Share" icon and select the "Create link" option

4. Open the copied link in an incognito tab

5. Now, click on the image

6. Once done, right-click on the image and select "Copy Image Link"

7. You will get a URL similar to the below one: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AL9nZEXkoNq2s6xwfkR5sxnuyCS1OSBRm1PtNZa11Tv_0hWVM4wkeEg0hzMbTu4CS_UzNC-VQ66G625-oxIEg97bP-YBYT2SFO5EDbes208l-RIlFUyP5AwOLuucjtPTfRjlXGF5_P0AKe9OReOmueem9Ic=w1510-h973-no

8. Use the URL within the HTML tag <img>. Here is an example with the URL above:

    
   1<imgsrc="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AL9nZEXkoNq2s6xwfkR5sxnuyCS1OSBRm1PtNZa11Tv_0hWVM4wkeEg0hzMbTu4CS_UzNC-VQ66G625-oxIEg97bP-YBYT2SFO5EDbes208l-RIlFUyP5AwOLuucjtPTfRjlXGF5_P0AKe9OReOmueem9Ic=w1510-h973-no">

Now you can normally use the HTML tag within the "Mail body" parameter and Gmail will be able to display it properly.