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Every image in Denada comes with a set of tools for managing, replacing, and enhancing your visuals. Click directly on an image in the editor preview to access these options. The ⓘ button next to the image label in the Edit tab takes you to the image in your image collections, where you can view its full metadata and use it across other templates.

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Crop image

Crop your image directly within Denada. You can freely adjust the crop area or lock to a specific aspect ratio and drag to reposition. Useful for tightening the composition or removing unwanted edges. The crop is specific to this block in this template — it does not change the original image in your collections.
If your image appears too tightly cropped in the block, try uploading a higher resolution version with more negative space to give yourself more room to work with.

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Image format

Denada supports JPG, PNG, and GIF. If you upload a WebP or AVIF file, it will be automatically converted to JPG. The image server optimizes all images for email rendering — so you don’t need to worry about compression or file size when you export.
  • JPG — best for photos and lifestyle images (default).
  • PNG — best for graphics, logos, or images that need transparency.
  • GIF — animated images (use sparingly — large GIFs can slow email load times).

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Flexible height

When enabled, the image display area adapts to the natural height of your image instead of locking to a fixed aspect ratio. This is typically turned on for hero images and full-width lifestyle shots where you want the full image to show. When turned off, the image is cropped to fit the block’s predefined dimensions — useful for keeping a consistent grid layout. You can toggle this on and off in the editor to see the difference.

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Alt text

Denada automatically generates descriptive alt text for every image. Alt text is displayed when images don’t load (common in Outlook) and is read by screen readers for accessibility. You can edit it to be more specific or brand-aligned.
Good alt text describes what’s in the image, not what the email is about. “Person wearing wireless headphones on a couch” is better than “Shop our new product.”

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Replacing images

There are several ways to swap an image. All of these are available from the image menu when you click on an image in the preview.

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Upload image

Drag and drop directly onto the image in the editor, or choose Upload image to browse your computer for a file.

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Add image from URL

Paste a direct image URL. Useful when pulling product shots from your website or CDN.
You need to provide the full hosted image URL (e.g., https://website.com/images/image.jpg). Denada cannot extract an image from a regular webpage URL through this option. To do that, use the Chat tab — click on the block, then ask Denada to use an image from a URL.

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Paste from clipboard

Paste an image directly from your clipboard (screenshot, copied image, etc.).

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Auto-generate image

AI-powered image generation from a text prompt. Type a description of the image you want and Denada will generate it. You can select from multiple AI models.

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Remix image

Edit your existing image with AI. This lets you modify what’s already there — add elements, change backgrounds, adjust styling, or completely transform the look while keeping the subject. Remix aspect ratio options:
  • Match aspect — keeps the current image proportions (default).
  • Square — 1:1 ratio.
  • Landscape — wider than tall.
  • Portrait — taller than wide.
Example remix prompts:
  • “Remove the background and place on solid black”
  • “Add a gym environment in the background”
  • “Change the lighting to dramatic side-lit”
  • “Extract just the product on a clean white background”
You can attach reference images in the remix prompt for style transfer — upload a mood board image and ask “match this lighting and color grade.”

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Pick from images

Browse your team’s image collections. Use the collection dropdown to filter by category. Two search modes are available:
  • Similarity — searches AI-generated descriptions of each image. Great for finding images by what’s in them (e.g., “headphones on dark background”).
  • Keywords — searches exact terms and metadata. Best when you know the file name or tag.

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Delete image

Removes the image from the block. The image is not deleted from your collections.

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Additional image actions

The image menu also includes:
  • View fullscreen — opens the image at full size.
  • Open in new tab — opens the image in a new browser tab.
  • Copy image URL — copies the hosted image URL to your clipboard.