Add images to the Content Blocks that you create in Content Builder. Content Builder
supports .jpg, .gif, .png, and .svg images.
Start by creating an image element. Then, choose a method for adding the image
content.
In Content Builder, click Create | Content Blocks | Image Blocks or Create | Content Blocks | Image Carousel.
Use an Image That’s Already Been Uploaded to Content Builder
Under Add an Image, click Browse.
Select the image that you want to add.
Click Select.
Upload an Image from Your Computer
Under Add an Image, click Browse.
Drag a file from your computer onto the Upload or Select Existing Content window.
Click Upload and Publish.
Upload an Image from a URL
Under Add an Image, enter the URL in the text field.
Click Save.
On the Create Image Block window, enter a name for the image.
Save your changes.
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