When using Image and Text Message, 3 common question types include sending behavior, supporting text, and image limits; the answers below help you resolve them quickly.
FAQ
What is the difference between an image and text message and sending a regular image?
- A regular image message mainly sends the image itself.
- An image and text message lets you add supporting text while sending the image.
- After sending, the image and text appear together, which helps recipients understand the content faster.
Can I leave the supporting text empty?
- Yes, you can leave the supporting text empty.
- If you do not enter text, the result is closer to sending a regular image.
- If you need to explain background information, a conclusion, or a reminder, it is helpful to add a short note.
Is there a size limit when I send image with text in chat?
- It is recommended that a single image stay within 25 MB.
- If the image is too large, uploading or sending may take longer.
- Before sending, check the file size and use a common image format when possible.
Can I directly edit an image and text message after sending it?
- After sending, the image and text message appears as a sent message in the conversation.
- If you need to replace the image or revise the text, prepare the updated content and send it again.
- Previewing before sending helps reduce repeated messages.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Image and Text Message | A message format that combines an image with supporting text before sending. |
| Message Editor | The area in a chat window where you enter text, add an image, and prepare the message. |
| Message Card | The display style used after sending, where the image and supporting text appear together in the conversation. |