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# Insert Images

Mail Rocket allows you to insert images directly into the email editor. You can also copy and paste images directly into the editor.

{% hint style="success" %}
Insert Images is a Mail Rocket Premium feature.\
[<mark style="color:purple;">Upgrade to Premium</mark>](https://mailrocket.io/pricing)
{% endhint %}

### How to insert images into the editor

* Launch Mail Rocket and navigate to the email template section.
* Go to **extensions -> Mail Rocket: Mail Merge For Gmail -> Create Mail Merge**

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* In the editor menu, Click on "**Insert Images**" button as shown in the screenshot below.

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* Drag and drop your images or click on "**Click to Upload**"

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* Click to "**Insert Image**" to add and preview the image in the email editor.

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The uploaded image is visible in the email editor as shown in the screenshot below.

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{% hint style="danger" %}
Mail Rocket supports images up to 2 MB in size.
{% endhint %}


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