Free Email Newsletter Template Builder
Build a clean, mobile-friendly email newsletter with your logo, colours, headline, up to three stories and a button. Preview it live and download the HTML for any email tool.
How to build your newsletter
- Add your brand name, colour and logo link.
- Write a headline and a short intro.
- Add up to three stories with titles, short text and links.
- Add one button for your main call to action.
- Copy or download the HTML and paste it into your email tool’s custom HTML editor.
Why the template is built with tables
Many email apps, especially Outlook, do not support modern web layouts. Email templates still use simple tables and inline styles so they look the same everywhere. This builder follows those rules, keeps the width at 600 pixels and scales down on phones.
Newsletter tips
| Tip | Why |
|---|---|
| One main call to action | Readers act when the next step is obvious |
| Short stories with links | Easy to scan on a phone |
| A real footer address | Builds trust and is expected in marketing emails |
| A clear unsubscribe link | Required by major inbox providers and protects your reputation |
| Tracked links | Shows which stories drive visits and sales |
Tag every link with the UTM link builder, test the subject with the subject line tester and track results with the email metrics calculator.
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Is this newsletter builder free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and no branding added.
Which email tools can I use the HTML with?
Most tools with a custom HTML option, such as Mailchimp, Brevo, Zoho Campaigns and others. Paste the HTML into their code editor.
Will it look right on mobile?
Yes. The layout is 600 pixels wide and shrinks to fit smaller screens.
What is the {{unsubscribe}} text?
It is a placeholder. Replace it with your email tool's unsubscribe merge tag so readers can opt out.