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Embed Image In Email Body
This sample gets an image content from SharePoint document library and embed in it email body to share it with recipient(s).

- Last updated
- Jul 7, 2024
- Category
- Cloud flows
- Premium license
- Required
- Experimental features
- No
From idea to implementation
Make it your own.
Check this sample's prerequisites, permissions, and licensing before importing it. The documentation below comes directly from the sample README.
Summary
This sample gets an image content from SharePoint document library and embed in it email body to share it with recipient(s). The flow calls graph API by utilizing premium Invoke an HTTP request action to overcome size limitation(~1 MB) when embedding image using URI method.

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Contributors
Version history
| Version | Date | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | Jul 7, 2024 | Initial release |
Features
This sample illustrates the following concepts:
- Embed image in Email Body
- Overcome embed image size limit (~1 MB) using data URI method
- Send an email using Graph API
- Expression
Prerequisites
Connection References
The solution includes two connection references.
- SharePoint Connection
- HTTP with Microsoft Entra ID (preauthorized). Note: You need to enter https://graph.microsoft.com URL in both parameters i.e. 'Base Resource URL' & 'Microsoft Entra ID Resource URI'.
Environment Variable
When importing the solution, there are a variety of environment variables that need to be completed.
| Variable | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| SharePoint Site URL | DataSource | URL of the SharePoint site where image is saved. |
| Relative FilePath of Image | String | Relative path of the image in SharePoint library like |
| Recipient email address | String | Colon(;) seprated email address of all recpients. Don't use colon in case of single recepient. |
Minimal Path to Awesome
Import Solution
- [Download](./solution/embed-image-in-email-body.zip the
.zipfrom thesolutionfolder - Import the
.zipfile using Solutions > Import Solution.
Using the source code
You can also use the Power Apps CLI to pack the source code by following these steps:
Clone the repository to a local drive
Pack the source files back into a solution
.zipfile:pac solution pack --zipfile pathtodestinationfile --folder pathtosourcefolder --processCanvasAppsMaking sure to replace
pathtosourcefolderto point to the path to this sample'ssourcecodefolder, andpathtodestinationfileto point to the path of this solution's.zipfile (located under thesolutionfolder)Within Power Apps Studio, import the solution
.zipfile using Solutions > Import Solution and select the.zipfile you just packed.
Help
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Disclaimer
THIS CODE IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.