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Create an Image Template πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ¨
Updated over a month ago

Hey lemlister! πŸ‘‹

As you probably know, images are a great way to increase your reply rate πŸš€

Creating templates enable you to save a lot of time πŸš€πŸš€πŸš€

πŸ’‘ The image you're importing should not be over 1200px (height / width) nor weight more than 5MB

Here are the steps to create an image template:

1️⃣ From your campaign sequence creator choose to Add personalization


2️⃣ Choose custom images

3️⃣ And then create your own custom image with logo, text, image, website variable...

4️⃣ Once you are done with your custom image, click to save it as a template

Another way is to access the Templates directly from the Dashboard πŸ‘‡

And there you can create a new template

✨ Next time you can use it right away without uploading again.


🚨 Pro tips 🚨

When you import a template in a step, it creates a copy of this template. So, if you apply modifications to the original template, the changes won't pull into your step because your step contains the copy of the original and not a direct link. πŸ˜‰

The variable button in the image editor should only be used for image import.

For everything that is text ( firstName for example ), you have to use the text button.

If an image variable is not displayed in review: edit the template where the image variable is located, make a small modification (add and remove space in a text, resize an image to put it back as before...) then save the template. This will force the regeneration of the image and clean the cache.

We keep the ratio of the images, so if the image does not have the same ratio or shape as the frame defined on the template, it will overflow. You need to adapt your images to the final rendering that you wish.

Also, make sure to check the color format of image: β€œProPhoto RGB” is not supported, so switch to sRGB.


I'm sure your templates will be AWESOME my lemlister, feel free to reach out to us on the chat if you have any questions. πŸ€“

Enjoy ❀️

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