The visual email template editor

Here you have a choice: do you want to use the visual editor (which applies to both our starting point and classic templates) or do you want to use the HTML code? Editor?

Right – You still have the option to work with the code editor if you prefer! Here’s our guide on how to do it.

NOTE: If you choose the visual editor, you won’t be able to access the HTML code for your template, but you can still add custom CSS ( Here’s how!) If you choose the HTML editor, you don’t have access to a visual editor for your template. You also can’t change the editor for a template after it’s created.

If you want to work with the visual editor, choose one of the starting point or classic templates. After you have selected a template, you can customize it to your liking!

Design the email content

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Once you have selected your template, you will be taken to a page it looks something like this:

First give your new template a name in the top corner so you can easily identify it:

Then you can customize the visual styles!

Click on the relevant part of your email template to customize the visual style. Example:

• In your email template, click the placeholder text to customize the visual styles of your text

• Click the placeholder button in your email template to customize the visual styles of your buttons

• Click Built with ConvertKit Badge at the bottom of the email template to show or hide the badge (paid plans only).

In the On the right sidebar you also have the option to adjust the visual styles of your overall template and the email body. (If you don’t have access to these settings, click the placeholder text in your email and then click either the Text or Template tab in the right sidebar, as appropriate which settings you want to customize.)

Default Content

If you are using one of our initial templates, simply add your default content anywhere in the template. Your default content will appear when you load your template into the email editor.

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For example, to replace the placeholder heading in the Escape starting point template with a custom default heading:

At Classic templates allow you to enter your default content between the “Start of default content” and “End of default content” tags in the template editor. p>

Learn more about using default content in here classic email templates.

Adding additional content above or below the default content in classic templates

If you use a classic template, you can add additional content sections above or add under the default content section. (You can add additional content sections anywhere in a base template.)

Hover near the top or bottom of the default content section until a gray block appears. Click on this block and then on the sign on the left side of the screen. Then you can select the content blocks from this list to add to your template and edit them accordingly.

For example, if you want to add your logo at the top of your template, you can select ” Image” and then upload your logo accordingly.

Adding additional content to the template footer

If you add content to the footer of both B. a Starting point or a classic template, you can also click at the top or bottom of the section with the unsubscribe link and then press Enter on your keyboard to create new sections above or below:

If you want to customize the unsubscribe text, do the following.

Remember that it is necessary to include an unsubscribe link and postal address in your emails to meet the requirements comply with anti-spam laws!

Finally, click the Save button in the top right corner when you’re done!

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Create a custom HTML email Mail Template

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