Get Email Builder Template

The Email Editor tool is a feature available when building an email campaign in CleverTap. It lets you add content to pre-built templates, or customize and build your own templates. After creating an email template, you can use it in the current campaign or save it for future campaigns.

In the message window, click the File tab. Click Save As. In the Save As dialog box, in the Save as type list, click Outlook Template. In the File name box, type a name for your template, and then click Save.

Click the Campaigns icon. Click Email templates. Click Create Template. Click a tab to choose a template category. ... Click the template you want to work with. Drag and drop content blocks into your template layout to add and format text, images, files, and other content as needed.

Email templates allow you to customize the formatting and text of emails sent by users who share your content. Templates can be text-only, or HTML and text, in which case the user's email client will determine which is displayed. ... Any emails generated by this code will use that template's text and/or HTML formatting.

40 examples of beautiful email design to inspire your own newsletter. ... Experiment with color gradients. ... Have fun with animation. ... Separate information with color blocking. ... Keep it simple. ... Let your content shine. ... Develop a strong color palette. ... Make it pop with color.

Define your brand through the email. ... Place the calls-to-action at the top of the email. ... Use web-safe fonts in your emails. ... Arrange the text towards the right of the images. ... Do not add images in the background. ... Always include the View in Browser link. ... Clearly convey the purpose of the email.

The email template editor allows you to repeat elements within a layout, like bullets, images and buttons.

Let your logo dictate the color scheme. To be visually appealing, your newsletter needs a color scheme. ... Stick to standard fonts. Legibility is your top priority. ... Use subheadings. Break the different pieces of content up by using subheadings, similar to a newspaper. ... Stack content. ... Use pictures.