I'm trying to send an email with laravel. With this function I can send emails and attachments.

But when I try to send images, providers like gmail tend not to accept all types, for example:

<img src = "base64">

What I'm trying to deploy is sending these images as an inline attachment, but to no avail, this is my code.

$email_status = Mail::send([], [], function($message) use ($to_name,
$dest,$in_message,$name,$subj,$cc,$bcc,$files) {
        $message->to($dest, $to_name)
        ->subject($subj)->setBody($in_message,"text/html");
        if(!empty($cc)) $message->cc($cc);
        if(!empty($bcc)) $message->bcc($bcc);
        $message->from("email@gmail.com",$name);
        if(!empty($files)){
            foreach($files as $file) {
                $message->attach($file->getRealPath(), array(
                    'as' => $file->getClientOriginalName(),       
                    'mime' => $file->getMimeType())
                );
            }
        }
});

Okay, that works, but how to use Inline Attachments

In the body of the html I tried:

<img src="{{$message->embed($files[0]->getRealPath()) }}">
<img src="{{$message->embed($files[0]) }}">

I'm using files[0], because files is an object array of file type, sent by javascript. Object File

When this email arrives at its destination, and I inspect it, I have:

<img>