Don’t forget to add the closing “a” tag:Īnd finally, test the link by single-clicking the image: Choose the option to edit the HTML and add the “a href” tag.Ĥ. Inspect the image to launch Chrome’s Developer Tools.ģ. But you have to be comfortable using Chrome’s Developer Tools and adding an “a href” tag to add the hyperlink to the image.ġ. If you’re a programmer and you know HTML, you can probably shave a few seconds off the process here. You should see the web address to which you want the image to link displayed under the image after the words “Go to link.” If it is incorrect, simply repeat the steps above, making sure you have definitely selected the image this time.Ĭhecking that the link is correct by clicking on the image.
To confirm that you’ve linked the image correctly, just click on the image, and then the URL will show with the “change” option. This is important because it’s easy to create a new link rather than link the image, because sometimes the image looks like it’s selected when it’s not. It’s a must to confirm that you have linked the image to where you intended it to link. Enter the web address to which you want the image to link. Click “change.” Selecting the web link you want for this image.Ĥ. A small window will appear under the image showing you the option to change or remove the link. Click the link icon at the bottom of the Compose window. Dragging the cursor left to highlight the image.ģ. You have to drag your mouse across it to select it. Do not merely click on the image to select it. When the image is blue, this indicates it has been selected. You can do this by clicking and holding to the right of it, then dragging the cursor left until the image turns blue. Place the image into your Gmail email as you normally would.Ģ. Here’s how you can easily make an image a link:ġ.
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