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# Add images to notification

### Can I add images in my notifications?

Absolutely! AppMySite allows you to enhance your notifications by adding images, with advanced Notifications.

Please keep in mind that access to advanced notifications depends on your subscription plan.

Here's a quick guide on adding images to your advanced notifications:

#### Step 1: Navigate to Notifications:

* Go to the Notifications section from your App dashboard.

#### Step 2: Access New notification section:

* Head to the New Push Notification section.

#### Step 3: Create a advanced notification:

* In this section, you can craft your visually enriched notification by incorporating a title, message, image, and a deep link.

{% hint style="success" %}
Enhance your notifications with images using advanced Notifications. Simply navigate to the Notifications section in your AppMySite dashboard, create a New Push Notification, and add a title, message, image, and link for a visually engaging experience.
{% endhint %}

By following these straightforward steps, you can create engaging notifications that include images, making your communication more vivid and appealing for your app users.


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