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Is it possible to integrate images into a text in Webflow like in the provided capture? How can I achieve this?

TL;DR
  • Add a Rich Text block and use the CMS editor or static page to insert inline images directly within text.
  • Style images using float, alignment, or custom classes to ensure they blend well with surrounding text.

You can integrate images directly within text blocks in Webflow to create visually-rich paragraphs, like wrapping text around inline icons or photos. This is commonly done for custom blog designs or styled content sections.

1. Use Rich Text Element for Inline Images

  • Add a Rich Text block from the Add panel (press A) into your layout.
  • The Rich Text block allows you to insert both text and inline images through the CMS editor or directly on the Canvas in static pages.
  • For CMS-enabled pages, go to the CMS collection, edit an item, and use the CMS rich text field to insert images exactly where you want them in the text.

2. Insert Inline Images (via CMS Editor)

  • In the CMS Editor (or Designer if editing static content), place your cursor within the rich text, then click the “plus” icon to insert media.
  • Choose Image, then upload the desired image. It will appear inline with the text, adjustable via alignment tools.

3. Style the Image and Text for Better Integration

  • Use custom classes or combo classes to adjust margins, alignment, or size of the image if needed.
  • You can apply float left/right styling to make the text wrap around the image. This must be done by targeting the image style within the Rich Text block.

4. Using Custom Code (Only If Needed)

  • If you want more complex inline formatting not possible in the Rich Text editor (e.g., inserting SVG icons within sentences), you can use custom embed blocks with HTML.
  • Note: This should be used sparingly and correctly styled for responsiveness.

Summary

To integrate images into a text block in Webflow, use the Rich Text element and insert images via the CMS editor or directly on static pages. Style them appropriately using float or spacing adjustments to blend with text for a polished result.

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