Add images to your text campaigns from the same workflow you use for SMS. Replies return to the same two-way inbox, so the conversation never splits.
SMS is best for short, fast messages. MMS adds images when a visual says more than words.
Hi Sarah! Your appointment is tomorrow at 10 AM. Reply C to confirm.
New arrivals are here! Reply YES for 15% off your order.
MMS uses the same clean campaign builder as SMS. No new tool to learn.
Name it and choose your audience.
Write the text that goes with it.
Then watch activity in real time.
Carriers set limits on media, so small choices matter. These tips apply to most US campaigns.
Carriers limit file size, and around 500 KB is commonly safe.
Make the offer clear in a line or two.
Check how it looks before the full send.
See our Messaging Compliance page.
MMS stays connected to the same contact and conversation. Replies come back to the same inbox.
SMS and MMS in the same history.
Keep the conversation moving.
Use media when your campaign needs more context or more visual impact. These are the common cases.
Show the offer, do not just describe it.
Add the flyer or location image.
Send the information you mentioned in the first text.
MMS is multimedia messaging. It lets you send images with your text instead of text alone.
SMS is text only, with short segments. MMS adds media and allows longer text, and it typically costs more.
Carriers set size limits, and around 500 KB is commonly recommended. Verify against Reach Bullet’s upload limits.
Yes. MMS stays tied to the same contact and conversation in the two-way inbox.
Yes. The messaging API supports SMS and MMS.
Yes. The same US rules apply as for SMS, including consent and opt-out handling. Review our Messaging Compliance page.