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If you want an image to span the full width of your email when viewed on a desktop, we recommend using an image that's at least 600-650 pixels wide, or 800-1200 pixels wide for landing pages. Anything smaller could look blurry if resized to fit the email width or landing page width.

With this in mind, we recommend that you always aim for at least a 60/40 text-to-image ratio to maximize deliverability and keep your images under 200KB. Large images take longer to load and eat valuable data. Emails consisting of large images and little or no live text can also raise a red flag with the spam filters.

Email design width 600 pixels is the typical width suggested for years. Nothing has changed: The golden rule is 600 pixels. This is the average email size width of desktop email clients. In addition, templates wider than 640 pixels in width are not displayed in Gmail.

With this in mind, we recommend that you always aim for at least a 60/40 text-to-image ratio to maximize deliverability and keep your images under 200KB. Large images take longer to load and eat valuable data. Emails consisting of large images and little or no live text can also raise a red flag with the spam filters.

In general, the ideal width for email templates is around 600-800 pixels. This allows for a comfortable reading experience on most devices and ensures that your content is not truncated or cut off on smaller screens.

From a computer Right-click the image file on your computer. ... Open your email client or service. Compose a new message as you normally would. Click “Attach,” “Add Attachment” or the “paperclip” icon. ... Navigate to the location of the compressed folder containing the image on your hard drive. ... Send your email.

Standard eMail Template Dimensions Template DimensionTypical DimensionRecommendedWidth640 px600 pxHeightUp to 3,000 pxInclude important details in the first 350 pxHeader heightUp to 300 pxUp to 150–200 pxSize (general)Up to 102 KB