I can't send emails with an image attached in the body

[-Abel-]

Hello, a while ago I sent emails to 3000 accounts, using Power Automate Web (attached image of the flow). 3 weeks ago I noticed that the version has changed and I no longer have the HTML option enabled, which allowed me to send emails with personalized text and an image in the body of the email. Do you know what option I can do it? If there is no solution, please help me how to carry out this flow only with Power Automate or perhaps integrating other tools. Thank you

This is how emails were sent previously:

[jbishop]

Greetings,

In your screenshot you were in the HTML edit mode already, which should still have the same functionality as you did before?

Here is what the editor looks like while in the normal rich text editor: 

Click the </> button to then go to the HTML editor which looks like this:

Let me know if that answers your question,

jbishop.

[-Abel-]

Hello, the screenshot you attach is the interface that previously appeared on the web. Currently I see the following interface, apparently it is a new version and I cannot find the option to enter via HTML, which allows me to attach an image to the body of the email

[jbishop]

Oh I understand, so this is the new copilot flow editor. It currently is missing a lot of features (like entering HTML), To go back to the "classic designer"

Click the three dots in the top right, and click 'Switch to classic designer'

From there, the interface should be the same as what it used to be.

From my experience, the copilot editor is still missing a good handful of features (and connector support), so switching the the classic designer ends up being needed a lot of the time.

Thanks,

jbishop.

[-Abel-]

You were right, I didn't realize that option. At first I got an error when trying the classic layout, but after updating the window, it allowed me to return to the previous interface. Thank you so much.

I would be grateful if you could tell me if there is any post where there is another way to display an automatic flow attaching an image to the body of the email. Thank you

[jbishop · Accepted solution]

Of course, feel free to mark my previous reply as a solution if that answered your question!

To answer your follow up question:

You'll most likely end up using an HTML Image Tag to create the embedded image within the email.

There are a few ways to go about it (base64, datauri, urls, etc.), but I like this tutorial from 'Power Tech Tips' as the way I usually do it. 

If you run into any issues creating an HTML Image, please let me know and I'll try and help!

jbishop.