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Create responsive, email-client-compatible HTML email templates with inline CSS. Customize colors, buttons, images, and social links.
The generated template uses table-based layout with inline CSS for maximum compatibility across all major email clients:
<style> blocks.Tip: Always test your email templates across multiple clients before sending to your list. Tools like Litmus or Email on Acid can help.
Different email clients use different rendering engines. Gmail uses a web-based renderer, Outlook (Windows) uses Word's HTML engine, and Apple Mail uses WebKit. This template uses table-based layout with inline CSS for the best cross-client compatibility.
Yes. Copy the generated HTML and paste it into your email service provider's custom HTML editor. Most ESPs support pasting raw HTML. You may need to replace placeholder URLs and merge tags with your ESP's syntax.
After generating the HTML, you can edit it manually to add more content sections. Copy an existing <tr><td> block and modify the content. Ensure all styles remain inline for compatibility.
The unsubscribe link uses {{unsubscribe_url}} as a placeholder. Replace this with your email service provider's unsubscribe merge tag (e.g., *|UNSUB|* for Mailchimp, [unsubscribe] for SendGrid).
The basic template does not include dark mode styles. For dark mode support, you can add <meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"> and include @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) styles in the <style> block.
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