Welcome, @Finch Creative YYC. Thanks for joining the Community! 

Is the image src using a publicly-accessible link to the image or does it require you to be logged in in order to view the image file? If it’s not publicly-accessible that might be what’s preventing it from loading the image.

If that’s not the case here, can you please share a screenshot of the Action section of the action step in the Zap where that HTML code is being used?

And can you also share a screenshot showing the code that was added by the Zap? Please remove/hide any private information from the screenshot before sharing (like names, email addresses etc.). That’ll help us to better identify what might be causing this.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

 This worked for the first image only. I’m not sure how to get more than one image through html/css. But my 50 free images are used up now, so I’d have to sign up to keep testing..argg..

Also, what is the proper structure to link to an image in google docs?

Also, tried this..

But the second image doesn’t render...and the first is a full width screen shot?? I do not understand the screenshot..could you explain why its a shot and not the image?

The grid layout comes through, the text as well. But the images are a pain..lol please advise.

Here’s what is previews..

Hi @Finch Creative YYC,

I did some testing on my end using the code on your screenshot, and unfortunately, I can’t exactly pin point the issue with your HTML code on my end. To get the best assistance for this, I recommend reaching out to our Support team or consulting with our certified Zapier Experts.

Our Support team is skilled at investigating Zaps and their logs to identify any issues you might be facing.

On the other hand, our Zapier Experts can help with HTML code setup.

Hopefully, this helps!