Essentials to Get Started

• An email message 
• Image assets uploaded into the Image Library
  • You can also upload your asset to the Image Library while inserting the image 

Instructions

Method 1: Add an Image Block

1. Navigate to Design > Content > Blocks
2. Drag and drop the Image block into your email message
3. Click on the Image block
4. Select the image you would like to use and click Submit
5. Add a Target URL, Alt text, description, and then set your image alignment
   
   
   • Note: We recommend setting the alignment to fit-block to help prevent common formatting errors in Microsoft Outlook

When to Use Image Blocks

Use Image blocks when sending messages to Outlook email addresses. The fit-block prevents Outlook from rendering the HTML. 

Method 2: Add an Image to a Rich Text Block

In the Email Composer:

1. Navigate to Design > Content > Blocks
2. Drag and drop a Rich Text block onto your email message
3. Hover over the Rich Text block and click the pencil icon to start editing
4. Place your cursor where you'd like the image to go
5. Click the Image icon at the top row of the toolbar
6. Click Continue on the left side of the panel to select the image from your Library
   • Alternatively, you can choose the option on the right side to enter the address of the Web URL where the image is hosted
     
7. If needed, resize the image by dragging the corners or click back on the Image icon to change the width/height values.
   
8. Click OK to close the rich text editor

When to use Rich Text Blocks

Rich Text blocks give you access to the source code for your image, allowing you to customize it by editing the HTML. We recommend that you exercise caution when making changes to the HTML, as doing so may cause rendering issues with some email clients.

Rich Text blocks are still a great choice if you're unfamiliar with HTML because you can style your image directly in the settings: 

• General
  • Modify the size of the image
• Advanced:
  • Add CSS styling in the Style box
  • Add horizontal and vertical space
  • Border width and style