Once you have finished typing your email, click on the Send button, and your email recipients will see the picture inside your email, not as an attachment. As a good rule of thumb, your emails should always be smaller than 10Mb (megabytes), which corresponds to about 3-4 high resolution photos from a digital camera. You can theoretically add as many pictures to your email as you want, keeping in mind that the more graphics you have inside your email, the larger the email becomes: this can conflict with the maximum email size of either you (whether you use the free Yahoo Mail service or Yahoo Mail Plus), or your email recipient. Yahoo has inserted the picture inside the email, and you can continue typing your email before or after the image. If you found online the image you want to add to your email, go to the web page that displays that picture: right-click on the picture, and choose Copy - the screenshot shows Internet Explorer, so what the context menu actually says will vary: in Firefox, for example, the menu will read " Copy Image".Įither way, once you have copied the image, go back to Yahoo Mail, right-click inside the email body, where you want to insert the picture, and choose Paste. Insert in your email a photo found online
There are several ways to add a picture inside the body of your email, so we'll show you the easiest to use, which also happens to be the easiest way to remember.įind the picture you want to email from your Yahoo Mail account: this will likely be either an photo you found online, or an image stored somewhere on your computer. First, start by creating a new email by clicking on the New button: Yahoo Mail will open a New Email Message tab inside the browser window.
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