Note: HTML code falls outside the scope of Salesforce Support's offerings and this information is provided as a courtesy. For more in-depth coverage of HTML, please review 'HTML5 Tutorial' on w3school site.
Upload an image into the Documents tab
Get the URL of the uploaded image
Add the image to your email signature
Upload an image into Files tab
Get the URL of the uploaded image
1. In the Files tab, click on the drop-down arrow to the far right of the image desired.
2. Select the Public Link option, then click on the Copy Link button. Note: For newly uploaded file, click on the Create Link button to generate public link, then copy the public link.
3. Paste the copied link on a new browser tab or window.
4. From the new browser tab or window, right-click on the image preview and click on Copy image address. Use the link to add the image to your email signature (continue with the steps below).
Add the image to your email signature
It's important to note that this will only work when sending emails in HTML format and does not work if a template is selected, unless the signature logo is included in the template.
If an email is sent in plain text format it will display <img src = "link here"/> in the signature. If you're utilizing a template, you'll need to include the image and signature within the template's body.
If the signature is used as a merge field {{{Sender.Signature}}}, the signature will be considered as text and will display <img src = "link here"/> in the signature.
If the image is broken after adding it to the email signature, try regenerating a file preview by following the steps in this article.
If the Public Link option is not displayed, check your profile or permission settings in this article, Enable Content Deliveries and Public Links.
Add Images to Email Templates in Salesforce Classic
Add links to signatures
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