Fields - Images
You can inject logos, photos or images into your documents dynamically. It's possible using special field type (available in API mode using Base64 or Image URL).
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You can inject logos, photos or images into your documents dynamically. It's possible using special field type (available in API mode using Base64 or Image URL).
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You can inject logos, photos or images into your documents dynamically. It's possible using special field type (available in API mode using Base64 or Image URL).
You can add dynamic images to your templates using the "%" prefix. Examples: {%logo}, {%photo}, {%product}
By default image size will be the same as the size of the image that is being sent, however, in most cases, we would like set width/height manually or limit the maximum width or maximum height to keep the aspect ratio of the image (recommended). You can do that by using "size" and "maxSize" formatters and providing desired width and height.
Most of the time you need to set maxSize (otherwise your image could be cut)
Examples:
Once you upload your document template that consists image tag ( e.g. {%logo} ) it will add an image type field to the template form. Users can select an image from the form and it will be rendered as part of the document
Once you upload your document template that consists image tag ( e.g. {%logo} ) it should be detected on the template overview page
You can send images over API in two ways:
as image url (provide full url to image)
as text using base64 format (see example below)
Supported file types: jpg, png, svg.
Sample Small Image example will be added to your API section:
If you would like to pass multiple images we recommend combining section and image field
Example:
