Configuring the Image module
Show a different image on each quote by pointing the module at a CRM property that holds the image URL.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The Image module puts a picture on the quote — a customer logo, a product shot, a diagram — and reads the address of that picture from the CRM. Each quote can show a different image while every quote uses the same template.
In HubSpot’s module picker it’s called Image (Quotivity).
Settings
Section titled “Settings”| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Image URL property | The quote, deal, or company property that holds the image URL. Required |
| Alt text | A short description for buyers who cannot see the image. Leave it blank when the image is decorative |
| Caption | Optional text under the image |
| Alignment | Left, center, or right. Defaults to center |
| Width | How wide the image is. Defaults to auto, which keeps the image’s natural width |
| Max width | The widest the image can grow. Defaults to 100% so it stays inside the page |
| Height | Optional. Leave it blank to keep the image’s natural height |
| Fit | Contain, cover, or fill. Shown only when a height is set. Defaults to contain |
| Border radius | Rounds the corners. Defaults to 0 |
The source property can be a text or multi-line text property on the Quote,
Deal, or Company object. The value has to be an absolute URL that starts
with https://. Published quotes are served over HTTPS, so an http:// address
is left off the quote, the same as a file id, a page of HTML, or an embed snippet.
Width, max width, height, and border radius accept auto, or a number with
px, %, rem, em, vw, or vh. Anything else is ignored and the default
is used instead.
- Store the URL. Add a text property such as “Proposal image URL” on the
deal, company, or quote, and put an
https://image address in it. - Add the module in HubSpot. Click Edit Design, search the module picker for “Image”, drag it where the picture belongs, and publish the page.
- Open the module. Select Image in the Template Modules panel and pick the source property.
- Set the formatting. Choose alignment and size. Add alt text when the picture carries meaning the caption doesn’t already say.
- Check the preview with a record that has the property filled in, then publish the template.
- Quotes with the property empty simply omit the image, so it’s safe to include the module on every quote.
- A logo usually wants a max width such as
240pxand no fixed height, so it keeps its shape. - Use Cover when you set a height and want the picture to fill that box, cropping the edges. Contain fits the whole picture inside the box.
- When several deals or companies are associated, the module uses the same record as the Quote Embed module.
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