Adding an Image to a Push Notification
A push notification with an image stands out in a customer's lock screen and gives your message more impact. Adding one takes a few seconds. Here's how, and what works best.
How to Add an Image
- In DopeHub, go to Notifications and start a Create Notification.
- In the Content section, find the Image (optional) field.
- Add your image by dropping in a file or pasting an image URL.
- Check the live phone preview to see how it looks, then finish and send or schedule as usual.
For the full walkthrough of building and sending a campaign, see Sending Push Notifications.
What Kind of Image to Use
- Any standard image type works, with one exception below. Use a high-resolution image so it looks crisp on a phone.
- No GIFs. Animated GIFs aren't supported for push notifications. (They're fine for in-app banners, just not here.)
Make It Look Good
A push image is seen small and fast, so the same readability rules from the In-App Content Guidelines apply:
- Keep it high-resolution and mobile-optimized.
- Go light on text, and keep any text large and legible.
- Use a clear, simple subject that reads at a glance.
When in doubt, send yourself a Test Notification first and look at it on an actual phone before sending to your audience.
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