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Fix SharePoint News Post Banner Missing from Email

Maira MehtabMaira Mehtab Sep 27, 2026 869 views

Question details

Users are experiencing an issue where the banner image or banner area is completely missing when a SharePoint news post is shared via email.

Product
SharePoint
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Sharing a published SharePoint news post via the built-in email feature.
Observed behavior
The resulting email fails to display the banner image or banner area that previously appeared normally.
Before you start

Verify that your SharePoint news post actually has a high-resolution banner image set, and check if the image fails to load across multiple email clients (like Outlook and Gmail) to rule out local client settings.

Solution 1Recommended

Report the Known Issue to the SharePoint Feedback Portal

Since this is a known bug that has been reproduced in test tenants, you need to report it directly to Microsoft to help prioritize the fix.

Microsoft has successfully reproduced this exact issue in their test tenants. Because this is a server-side rendering bug affecting how SharePoint generates email previews, there is no configuration setting on your end that will resolve it. The most effective action is escalating the issue.

1
Access the Feedback Portal

Navigate to the official Microsoft SharePoint Feedback Portal using the provided bug report URL: https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/forum/06735c62-321c-ec11-b6e7-0022481f8472.

2
Log into your account

Click the 'Sign In' button at the top right of the portal and log in using your Microsoft 365 or corporate account credentials.

3
Submit or upvote the issue

Search for 'News Post Banner Missing Email' in the search bar. If a thread already exists, upvote it and add a comment with your tenant details. If not, click 'Send feedback' to create a new bug report explaining that the news post emails have stopped displaying the banner image.

Tracking the Fix: Microsoft product teams actively monitor the Feedback Portal. Upvoting existing issues helps push the bug higher up on their priority list for future patch rollouts.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why did my SharePoint news post banner suddenly disappear from emails?

This is a recognized bug within the SharePoint system. It has been reproduced in Microsoft's test tenants and is related to how the platform currently renders HTML email previews, rather than an error in your specific setup.

Can I fix the missing banner issue in SharePoint settings?

No, because this is a server-side issue affecting the email generation engine, there are no user-facing settings or toggles in your SharePoint admin center that can force the banner to reappear. You must wait for a Microsoft patch.

Does the missing banner affect the actual SharePoint site?

No, the banner image will still appear normally when users visit the news post directly on your SharePoint intranet site. The issue is strictly isolated to the automated emails sent when sharing the post.

How long does it take for Microsoft to fix issues reported on the Feedback Portal?

Resolution times vary depending on the severity of the bug and the number of users affected. Issues with high upvotes on the Feedback Portal generally receive faster attention from the product engineering team.