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Recommended Email Image Sizes

TypeDimensionsUse Case
Header600\u00D7200pxAppears at the top of newsletters and marketing emails
Banner600\u00D7150pxPromotional banner or call-to-action section
Inline Image480\u00D7320pxEmbedded within email body content
Thumbnail150\u00D7150pxProduct thumbnails, avatars, or icon previews

How to Resize Images for Email

1

Upload your image

Drag and drop or click to select an image from your computer. JPG format is recommended for email photos, while PNG works better for logos and graphics with text.

2

Choose a preset or custom size

Select from our email-specific presets: Header (600×200), Banner (600×150), Inline (480×320), or Thumbnail (150×150). Email content should never exceed 600px width for reliable display.

3

Resize and preview

Click Resize and see your image at the target dimensions. The preview shows exactly how it will appear in your email template.

4

Download

Download the resized image. For optimal email delivery, compress the resized image using our Image Compressor to keep file sizes under 100KB per image.

Why Email Image Size Matters

Email image sizing is critical for deliverability and user experience. Images wider than 600px may be clipped or scaled down by email clients, leading to broken layouts and slow load times. Different email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Yahoo) render images differently, so using standardized dimensions ensures consistent appearance across platforms. Large images also increase email file size, which can trigger spam filters or delay loading. By resizing your images to appropriate email dimensions before sending, you ensure fast loading, consistent rendering, and better engagement from your recipients.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size should email images be?
Email content should be no wider than 600px for reliable display across all clients. Headers are typically 600×200px, banners 600×150px, and inline images 480×320px.
Will my images display correctly in all email clients?
600px wide images work in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and most clients. Use JPEG for photos and PNG for graphics with text or transparency.
What format is best for email?
JPEG is best for photographs in email. PNG is better for logos and graphics with text. WebP is supported in modern email clients like Apple Mail.
How can I reduce email image file size?
Use our Image Compressor after resizing. Aim for under 100KB per image for faster loading. Larger files may be clipped by email services like Gmail.
Why do email images need specific sizes?
Email clients render images at exact pixel dimensions. Oversized images are scaled down unpredictably, causing layout issues and slow load times.