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CSS property · data last changed 10 Nov 2026

[height] in email clients

Works in 18 of 21. Not supported in HEY Mail. Partial in Outlook Classic. Untested in Superhuman.

Safe to leave in: where it is not supported, the email renders the same.

caniemail (MIT) via @emailens/engine 0.18.22

What to do instead in Outlook Classic

  • Buggy. Percentage width on <img> elements are based on the physical file's width, not on the parent element's width.
  • Buggy. Sizes set in attributes don't scale in 120 dpi mode.

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[height] is not among the 24 features we have screenshotted on real installs. The ones we have →

All 21 clients, problems first

ClientSupport
HEY Mail Not supported
Outlook Classic Partial See caveat 1
Superhuman Untested
Works in 18: Gmail, Gmail Android, Gmail iOS and 15 more. Show all
ClientSupport
Gmail Works
Gmail Android Works
Gmail iOS Works
Outlook 365 Works
Outlook (New) Works
Outlook iOS Works
Outlook Android Works
Outlook for Mac Works
Apple Mail Works
Apple Mail iOS Works
Yahoo Mail Works
Yahoo Mail Android Works
Yahoo Mail iOS Works
Samsung Mail Works
Thunderbird Works
Proton Mail Works
AOL Mail Works
Fastmail Works

Caveats (1)

  1. 1. Outlook Classic: Buggy. Percentage width on <img> elements are based on the physical file's width, not on the parent element's width. Buggy. Sizes set in attributes don't scale in 120 dpi mode.

Caveats as recorded by caniemail (MIT), one entry per wording.

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caniemail (MIT) via @emailens/engine 0.18.22 · tested upstream 27 Sep 2019 · data last changed 10 Nov 2026 · Outlook (New) cells are the engine's mapping