How to add a clickable link on a png newsletter or picture in an email on your phone.

Sometimes we just want to send a pretty picture that our customers can click on rather than a boring link. I have another KZbin explaining how to do this on the computer but how many of us are always on our computer. Here’s how to do it one your phone/gmail app.

[@fernsehdesign]

Wow. I am glad I found this video. Plus, I can proudly report that all this works NOT only with gmail. Also you could skip the „drafts trick“. I was able to create a new mail on my iPad (remember we are talking iOS here) with my regular IMAP account. I pasted a link to website right into the mail, then selected an aera in that link to paste the desired image into. But yes, then “Drafts-Trick“ seems necessary when typing up a webaddress, not pasting it. As an alternative to this I was able to type the URL select and copy/cut it and just paste it exactly in place again. This creates a clickable link of the typed URL. Then pasting the image that worked as well.

[@sandramckinzie3293]

Thank YOU! I've been trying to figure out how to do this for a while. The other ideas I saw in others' videos didn't work. This did!

[@CreateMyGraphicsHacks]

Yay!! If there’s a way, I’m gonna find it! 🙂

[@MindfulmovementwithRitu]

Can a person without a canvas opening the email still be able to click on the link without it directing them to canva?

[@CreateMyGraphicsHacks]

Yes, it will just open in a browser. 🙂

[@rachelespinoza4626]

When I put the image in between the sharable link, it doesn’t stay after I delete the link around it. Any other tips for this ? 😊