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Bybrand hosts your email signature assets (images and icons) securely on AWS S3 and distributed globally via Amazon CloudFront. To solve the problem with an invalid image in the email signature, see the possible cases:

1. When your free trial is ended

Suppose you don’t hire a Bybrand plan. All images in your account are blocked 1 day after the trial period expires.

  • You can hire a plan to get back to normal. Thus, the system will automatically unlock the assets.

2. When you don’t renew a plan

When your plan expires, your images are blocked 7 days after the expiration date. You can hire the plan again so that the images of the email signature return to normal.

3. Plan purchased recently

If you are recently subscribed to a plan, after your Bybrand account expired, or after the trial period ended. In this case, clear your browser cache. Signatures will return to normal within 4 hours or when the network cache expires.

  • When renewing or purchasing a Bybrand plan, the account, and email subscriptions are instantly active again.

Image cache information

Your browser can generate a local cache of the images; this way, the images can still appear blocked, even after your active account.

The browser’s cache for images usually expires in 24 hours. Clearing the cache can help reduce this time.

For MS Outlook caching, the machine restart can also speed up expiration.

More info on Wikipedia Computing Cache.

4. Image in use deleted in HTML signature

Bybrand prevents you from accidentally deleting an image that is in use in your email signature in several ways. However, it is still possible to do so, for example, if you are editing using your own HTML.

We do not charge for image hosting, so you can keep the assets in your account without worrying about billing.


If the issue persists, contact Bybrand support for further assistance.

Updated on 19 de December de 2024
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