Mar 03 2020
10:20 AM
- last edited on
Feb 01 2023
01:30 PM
by
TechCommunityAP
Mar 03 2020
10:20 AM
- last edited on
Feb 01 2023
01:30 PM
by
TechCommunityAP
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone ever tried to use inline svg structure into their signature. I use this om my apple mail and want to use it in outlook for Mac as well. The problem is I can nog make it work because I can not add HTML signature to outlook.
I want to use this because I see a lot of FWD emails with attached images of all logo and icons. By using inline svg this problem is solved and everything will always stays in place.
Does anyone know how I maybe can use this type. And not by adding a image and than select a svg file because than it still will be added as a separate fill and not encoded in the signature. I hope someone has a solution for this.
Mar 04 2020 08:22 AM
Hi
So you should go to the following link: https://www.base64-image.de/
Then you should do the drag and drop as you see in the picture
Then copy the code of the picture
and paste it in the following string <img src="[[HERE]]" />
Create an html page and paste the following string <img src="[[HERE]]" />
Open page with browser:
I hope I have been helpful
Thanks
Jun 09 2022 11:19 PM
@FabioO365GoD the question was how to use a SVG (vectorial) in signature, not how to use arbitrary JPEG data
Jun 10 2022 12:31 AM
@sdudnic to use an SVG you need to change the HTML of the signature
https://lazyadmin.nl/office-365/outlook-html-signature/
but you have to post the image otherwise, whoever receives your email does not have the possibility to see the image
I suggest you convert it to base64
https://codebeautify.org/svg-to-base64-converter
Thank u
Jun 10 2022 12:33 AM
@FabioO365GoD when converted to base 64, will it remain the scalable vector graphic? like same quality on zoom?
Jun 10 2022 12:49 AM
@sdudnic No, I'm sorry the image loses quality
If you want this not to happen publish the image and get the URL
'<img src="my-url-image.svg">'
Jun 10 2022 01:01 AM
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Sep 09 2022 03:43 AM - edited Sep 09 2022 06:39 AM
Terry, that is incorrect about SVG requiring the web version. If you follow the steps I posted above (or a slightly better version at https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/all/add-a-vectorial-svg-picture-in-outlook-sig..., look for the long reply from GraniteStateColin with the 14 step list), it will work with the desktop version of Outlook. It does have some quirks, like if the SVG file is larger than a few dozen KB, Outlook wants to convert it to a UUencoded PNG file inside the sig HTM file, but you can forcibly override that.