When adding a logo to an HTML email letterhead in Salesforce Classic, the image size must be compatible with the fixed-width HTML structure of the letterhead. If the logo is wider than the default header width, the email layout may become misaligned — the header will expand to match the logo width while the body continues to render at the default width.
This article explains the recommended logo dimensions for Salesforce Classic email letterheads and provides guidance on how to size logo images correctly before uploading them.
Note: The size of the image is not controlled within Salesforce. Image resizing must be performed in a third-party graphics editing program. Salesforce does not support external image editors and provides this information for awareness only.
In Salesforce Classic, when creating a letterhead for use with HTML email templates, it is possible to add a logo image of any size to the header area. However, the HTML code for the header, body, and footer elements of the letterhead uses a fixed width. If the logo image exceeds this width, the message body and header may become misaligned.
The following dimensions apply to email templates created using the HTML (Using Letterhead) option in Salesforce Classic:
If the included logo is wider or taller than the dimensions defined in the letterhead, most browsers and mail clients allow the image to override the default dimensions. This causes the header to match the width of the image while the message body — which is a separate HTML table entity — continues to render at the default width, resulting in a misaligned layout.
Some older browsers and mail clients, including older versions of Internet Explorer, may instead truncate the image to match the header width rather than expanding the header.
For best compatibility across the widest range of HTML-capable mail viewers:
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