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Creating an MMS campaign

This article contains information specific to MMS composition, which is part of the SMS composer. For more detailed information about the SMS/MMS composer, refer to the SMS composer.

MMS sending basics

Select your subscription group

You must designate a subscription group with MMS enabled phone numbers to target (can be short or long codes).

Input message body

Input PNG, JPEG, GIF, and VCF image types from the media library or specify a URL. Only one image is supported.

Understand MMS sending

MMS are billed at a different rate versus text-only SMS, and not all carriers can accept MMS. In these cases, Twilio will automatically convert the MMS to an image link the user can click.

Use contact cards

Contact cards (sometimes known as vCard or Virtual Contact Files (vcf)) are a standardized file format for sending business and contact information that can be easily imported into address books or contact books. These cards can be created programmatically and uploaded to the Braze media library or created through our built-in contact card generator.

Creating an MMS message

Creating an MMS message requires your subscription group to be configured for MMS sending. This is indicated by seeing the MMS tag when selecting a subscription group. Upon selecting an MMS-enabled subscription group, you will have the ability to upload an image, reference an image URL, or include a contact card.

The "Compose" tab to write your message.

Image specifications

Previewing an MMS message

Braze provides a preview of the image you have uploaded in the Preview panel of the message composer.

An example of a message "Get ready for your next trip!!!". The preview shows the message and image sent as texts.

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