Thank you so much for this tip, it was the size of the image that was creating the problem! Thank you

Where he showed this step ?

Thank you for the support

Glad you found this helpful

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, it is possible to center-align the image and increase the size. You should toggle the "code" button at the top right of the format header inside the send an email connector. It will switch to html code and you can style it. Do let me know if this work for you

Gmail will only display image converter to Binary data Format. I am currently working on a video to do just that

@@TheOyinbooke hi have you solved this yet? I need this to be able to work on gmail as well. Thank you!

Thank you @Licarnette. Yes, it will work. the receiver needs not to have access to the image path. You only need to be mindful of the image file size. the bigger the image size, the more difficult it is to get downloaded and display in your recipient's email box.

@@TheOyinbooke Got it. Thank you so much for addressing my inquiry! 🙂

It's possible to send an image like vba macros? Using "cid" reference to itself.

@@juanpierrejesusgonzales933 Thank you for your question. This approach only works for outlook mail. I am Working on resolving for Gmail and other related mail clients

@@TheOyinbooke Many thanks. New sub!. I have a workaround. Using the link of the thumbnail of the file and using it to embed the image works fine. It's supposed to I should generate a public link but my organization not allow the creation of these kind of links. Do you think I could have problems using this method? (I create temporal files because the image is from a PowerPoint file and changes).

Thank you Juan for the Sub. since this approach worked for you, I don't see any issue with it and don't think you will have any issue with it.

@@TheOyinbooke Thanks, I appreciate your quick responses.

Hi Jaya, Thank you for your question. Can I confirm which App and email client you are referring to here. Do you mean on MS Outlook mobile App?

@@TheOyinbooke We are using Boxer

Thank you for the support as well

I currently do not have a video guide on Power Automate. This is my goal for Q2

Hi Esther, can you look into the expression again and validate it is well written as described in the video? A missing comma, semi-volon or quote can make an expression invalid. Hopefully, this will be helpful

@@TheOyinbooke Definitely no typos, and still doesn't work

@Esther Hui, I got a similar message. But I realized that I had not followed directions properly. Maybe it's the same for you? After typing in ".$content", you have to *move* the cursor back to the beginning of the expression-in front of the period. Then, click "Dynamic content", "File content", and "OK." I hope this helps.

I am currently researching on a way out. I will make a video post once finalized.

@@TheOyinbooke Nice work! Thank You! But like everyone else, I need it to work for External Emails like Gmail and Yahoo.

This error suggest a policy has been enforced. Can you confirm this from your Admin. Alternatively, you can sign out and sign back in and attempt reading the connector.

@@TheOyinbooke Thank you so much. I signed in again and it worked just fine

Hi Himanshu Rana, This is because, they do not have access to the folder path in your OneDrive where the image is saved. Kindly share the folder/image with them as well. Also, they can leave the Get file Content using path action card without changing its connection to their email. If it's your email connection active for that card, it will retrieve the image successfully

@@TheOyinbooke thank for replying... I have used get file content instead of by get by path ..and its working fine now... 👍

Is this email in Outlook or Gmail?

There are several ways to achieve this. Depending on the flow trigger, you can use the folder where you upload the image to the folder. You can set a trigger (when a file is created in one drive), this way, you can always use the newly uploaded image in your flow. Alternatively, you can also add new image to override the previous one and use "Get file content Using Path" to retrieve whatsoever image present in the selected folder when the flow runs. Kindly let me know if this helps

Hi SX Lin, If you are sending the mail to Gmail. It wouldn't display well. But if to Outlook, kindly ensure the image size is not too big otherwise, might have issue rendering it in your outlook app.

@@TheOyinbooke thank you. May I know what's the recommended pixels and how do I do it for outlook?

@@jasonfishy well, I do keep the image size below 200kb

@@TheOyinbooke thanks mine is already at 16kb and 66kb respectively.

@@jasonfishy Are you sending it to Outlook account or Gmail? Kindly check the steps again. You can use "get file content" action card in place of the "get file content using path". Let me know if it works

Hi Sukan, Can you explain what error you are getting from your end? You only need to be mindful of the image file size. the bigger the image size, the more difficult it is to get downloaded and display in your recipient's email box.