Why can I no longer embed .jpg images using HTML code into a form?
We use TONS of forms to collect orders for products from our clients. They need to see what the product looks like.
HELP!
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Hey @JHarrington
It seems like monday replaced HTML support with a markdown editor, losing the ability to embed Images.
Our monday app Easyform supports HTML in the form description, as well as each field description.
You can check out or documentation here, if you want help setting up or have any questions, you can reach us at easyformsupport@easyapphq.com or book a call with us here.
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Aw thats so gutting as I loved this feature too! surprised its gone. I don’t Option 2: Use a Form-Building App for Enhanced Functionality
Several monday.com marketplace apps offer richer form features, including better image support, branding, and logic:
- EasyForm:
- Supports HTML in question descriptions and Thank‑you pages reddit.com+2reddit.com+2apps-for-monday.com+2community.monday.com+2community.monday.com+2community.monday.com+2.
- Lets you include images per question and style forms to match your brand.
- SuperForm (by Spot‑nik):
- Adds advanced fields and formatting to forms; images can live in descriptions zapier.com+15apps-for-monday.com+15community.monday.com+15zapier.com+15apps-for-monday.com+15mondaywiki.com+15.
- Fillout:
- A standalone form builder that integrates deeply with monday.com.
- Offers native drag‑and‑drop image uploads, multi-page forms, conditional logic, branding, and more community.monday.com+15mondaywiki.com+15reddit.com+15.
Summary Table
| Feature | WorkForms (Native) | EasyForm | SuperForm | Fillout |
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| Inline images via HTML |  in descriptions |
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| Drag‑and‑drop image questions |  |
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| Branding & styling | Limited | |
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| Logic, pages, advanced features | Basic | |
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Recommendation
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If you only need a link to images inline use a link to the images / product catalog. eg:
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If you want a more polished form experience—with embedded images, branding, conditional logic, etc.—check out EasyForm, SuperForm, or Fillout.
Let me know if you’d like step‑by‑step instructions on any of these app options or help choosing the best one for your use case!
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