Email newsletter builder

Stack blocks, type your news and watch it on a desktop and a phone screen. You get one HTML file made for email programs (tables, inline styles, a text version) to paste into the service you already use. Nothing is sent from here.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Runs in your browser
Email settings

Blocks

    Add a block
    Up to 30 blocks per email.

    What you type stays in this page. Nothing is sent, stored or emailed from here.

    Preview

    Screen

    Send readers to one link that you can change later

    Put a VISU Link page behind the button: your offer, booking, shop and profiles in one place at visu.to/yourname. Change where it goes after the email is sent.

    Create your VISU Link

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    Send readers to one link that you can change later

    Put a VISU Link page behind the button: your offer, booking, shop and profiles in one place at visu.to/yourname. Change where it goes after the email is sent.

    See VISU Link

    How to use it

    1. Fill in the subject line and the preview text, then pick the accent colour and the font.
    2. Edit the blocks: header, text, image by URL, button, divider and footer. Add, move or remove them.
    3. Check the preview on the desktop and phone screens and fix anything the page points out.
    4. Copy the HTML (or download it) and paste it in the HTML or code option of your email service. Add the text version where the service asks for one.

    Examples

    • Monthly news of a local shop

      Header with the shop name, two text blocks, one button to the booking page and a footer with the address and the unsubscribe tag of your service.

    • Event invitation

      Image of the poster (hosted on your site), a short text with date and place, and a button "Save my seat".

    • Creator update

      Three short texts with links to your latest videos and one button to your VISU Link page with everything else.

    Questions

    Does this tool send the newsletter?

    No. It builds the email file. You paste the HTML into the service you use to send (any service that accepts custom HTML), which handles your list, consent and unsubscribes.

    Why tables and inline styles?

    Many email programs, Outlook for Windows and some webmail among them, ignore modern layout and style sheets. Tables with inline styles are the format they all read, and the phone layout comes from a small style block that capable apps use.

    How do I add images?

    Upload the image to your site or to the image library of your email service, copy its https address and paste it in the image block. Emails cannot carry a file from your computer this way, and you should always fill in the alt text.

    What is the unsubscribe tag?

    Each sending service has a code that it replaces with the personal unsubscribe link of each reader, such as {{unsubscribe_url}} or *|UNSUB|*. Pick your service or type its tag; check its help page for the exact code.

    Does it work in dark mode?

    The message sits on a white card with dark text and an outer background, so it stays readable when an app darkens the email. Button text colour is chosen to contrast with your accent colour.

    What is the text version for?

    Some readers and filters prefer plain text. Most services have a field for it: paste the text version there so the message reads well without HTML.

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