Embedding SVGs in emails can be done in several ways, but it's important to note that not all email clients support SVGs. Here are the most common methods:
1. Inline Embedding: Directly embedding SVG code within the HTML of your email. This method ensures that the SVG is displayed correctly without relying on external files but may increase the size of your email code. 2. Base64 Encoding: Converting the SVG file into a Base64 string and embedding it as a data URI. This can be useful for embedding small SVGs but can bloat the email size if overused. 3. Hosting Externally: Hosting the SVG file on a web server and linking to it using an `` tag. This method reduces the email size but may face issues with email clients blocking external images.