How to display picture in a mail

To display a picture in an email, you'll need to attach the image file to the email and then use HTML code to embed the image in the email body. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Method 1: Attaching an image file

1. Compose a new email in your email client (e.g., Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail).
2. Click on the "Attach file" or "Paperclip" icon to attach the image file to the email.
3. Select the image file from your computer or device.
4. Click "Open" or "Upload" to attach the file to the email.
5. In the email body, you can add a text description or caption for the image.

Method 2: Embedding an image using HTML code

1. Compose a new email in your email client.
2. In the email body, type the following HTML code: <img src="cid:image_name">
3. Replace "image_name" with the actual name of your image file (e.g., "my_picture.jpg").
4. Attach the image file to the email using the "Attach file" or "Paperclip" icon.
5. Make sure to set the "Content-ID" header for the attached image file. You can do this by adding the following code to the email header: Content-ID: <image_name>
6. Send the email.

Tips and Variations

• To display the image inline (i.e., within the email body), use the display attribute in the HTML code: <img src="cid:image_name" display="block">
• To display the image as a link, use the href attribute: <a href="cid:image_name"><img src="cid:image_name"></a>
• To resize the image, use the width and height attributes: <img src="cid:image_name" width="300" height="200">
• To use a different image format (e.g., PNG, GIF), make sure to update the file extension in the HTML code and the attachment.

Compatibility Notes

• Not all email clients support embedded images or HTML code. Some clients may display the image as an attachment or not display it at all.
• Some email clients may have specific requirements for attaching and embedding images, such as using a specific file format or setting specific headers.