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Inserting Images & GIFs into Email Body + Copy & Paste

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Shea Reyes

Need to be able to add images directly into the body of an email and not just as attachments. We should be able to do this through drag and drop or copy and paste.

Canny AI

Merged in a post:

Insert Image into New Email Template Feature

Rebecca Karr

We used to be able to add an image into an email template but now that was taken away. It is a simple little icon next to the link icon. Pretty silly to have removed now and now it is suggested to "copy" and "paste" the image now. Why make things more complicated.

Drew Adler

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Hello All - today we introduced the ability to insert images and GIFs into an Email Body by Drag/Drop & Copy/Paste. Thank you for your patience as we introduced this feature to our new and improved email editor.

Will Phillips

ABILITY TO INSERT INVENTORY WOULD BE GREAT!

Drew Adler

Victoria Latini this was an oversight that we are addressing! We appreciate your feedback. If you need us to turn off the new Texting & Email Template feature, please let us know!

Rebecca Karr

follow up ..... when trying to "paste" an image into an email I get this

Drew Adler

Merged in a post:

Send Pictures and Gifs without using attachments

Jaysean Carter

I want to be able to send pictures and gifs within my email without it being an attachment so that the intended recipient can see the email the way I sent it.

Ryan Griep

Please have this feature work asap. I use it all the time in outlook and every other email. I screen shot or screen grab what I want to show someone in an email and type above and below the image. This should be a standard feature, It is in all other crm’s I have used.

Caitlyn Wetherald

I've personally never had a problem with copy+pasting a picture from our website to the emails (Google Chrome) what's bothering me is that emailing appears to have been updated and now it's far more difficult to resize the picture once pasted. Before I could double click an image and enter a number for resizing. This was better because I could make all photos the same size. Now once you paste the only way to resize the image is to drag the corners. Sounds good in theory but it takes 3 times as long and it'll never be perfect.

Patty Romeo-VanDyke

Please, this should be email "101" basic function :)

Nelson Paulino

Please!!!

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