Hero images
29 styles for the picture at the top of an email: your headline, drawn in your brand. No stock photos, no design tool.
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Bold headline
Your headline, large, on your primary colour. The plainest way to open an issue.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Gradient band
A diagonal sweep from your primary to your accent colour, headline in white. Gradients rarely survive an email client; here they always do.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Editorial dark
Dark canvas, a thin accent rule, an issue label and a byline. For a newsletter that reads like a magazine.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Event date
A big date on the left, the event on the right. Invitations and save-the-dates.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Stat callout
One number, very large, with what it means. Results, milestones, "you saved".
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Quote
An accent panel with a large quotation mark, the words beside it. Testimonials and a line from the founder.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Outlined text
One line hollow, one line solid, on your primary colour. Outlined type is impossible in email — drawn here, it lands everywhere.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Glass card
A frosted card over soft colour blobs. Blur and translucency no email client renders, as a picture they all show.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Aurora
Soft blurred lights in your colours drifting over a dark sky. Blur is one thing no email client renders.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Wave split
A colour field that ends in a soft curve, the headline above it and the subline on the light half below.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Frosted stripes
Diagonal stripes in your colours behind a frosted panel that blurs them. Glass in an email, at last.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Gradient text
The headline itself filled with a sweep from your primary to your accent colour, on a quiet light canvas.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Rings
Concentric rings in your colours rising from the corner, the words on the left. Calm and geometric.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Diagonal cut
Two colour fields meeting on a slant, with a tilted sticker for the offer. Loud, for sales and launches.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Speaker card
A round portrait beside a name, a role and a line about them. Guests, speakers, the person behind the letter.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Logo lockup
Your logo above the headline on a sweep of your colours. The brand-first opener; a light logo reads best.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Icon badge
An icon in a rounded tile on your accent colour, the headline beside it. Feature announcements and tips.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Circled headline
A loud two-line headline ringed by a hand-drawn loop in your accent, with tiles in your colours tumbling down the side. Last-chance and flash-sale mails.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Plus burst
A stacked, shadowed event title over a glow of your accent, with big plus shapes breaking in from the corners. Sale weeks and launch events.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Countdown
Days, hours and minutes left, large, in three tiles. In a design's Countdown block the numbers are worked out for each email as it is sent.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Slide stripes
Soft diagonal stripes in your colours sliding endlessly behind the headline, then looping. Flat colours, so a small file. An animated GIF.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Pulse rings
Rings in your colours spreading out from the corner like a signal, then looping. An animated GIF.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Shine sweep
A soft band of light sweeping across a gradient headline, then looping. Light on file size. An animated GIF.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Countdown, ticking
Days, hours, minutes and seconds left, and the seconds tick down for a few seconds after the email is opened, then start over. In a design's Countdown block, switch on "Tick the seconds". An animated GIF.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Countdown, pulsing
Days, hours and minutes in three tiles with a soft pulse in the colons and a bar sweeping under each tile, then looping. The numbers are the ones you type. An animated GIF.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Section heading
A compact heading with an accent underline. Styled text drawn as a crisp image, without a full-height hero.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Feature — picture right
A heading, a short explanation and a call to action beside your product screenshot. Drawn as one picture — for words that show with images off, add a Feature row in the design editor instead.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Feature — picture left
Your product screenshot beside a heading, explanation and call to action. Drawn as one picture — for words that show with images off, add a Feature row in the design editor instead.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Product spotlight
A large headline above a framed product screenshot, with a quiet accent glow. A still image for introducing a product or a new feature.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”