Mailvex builds on-brand emails from ready blocks and applies your brand kit automatically. 160 templates across 10 industries, whole-email generation from a description, Figma import, dark mode support. The output is clean HTML compatible with any email service provider. Free plan available.
Features
- Brand kit from a PDF — upload your brand book and Mailvex extracts colours, fonts, logo, corner radii and spacing
- Outlook-proof compiler — tables, inline styles, VML buttons, dark mode support, no manual coding
- 160 ready templates across 20 industries and 4 languages
- Whole-email generation — describe what you need, get a finished email with copy and structure
- Figma import — bring a design in, or recognise a layout from a screenshot
- Weight counter — see the size while building, stay under the Gmail clipping limit
- Separate mobile settings — own spacing, font size and column order for narrow screens
- Clean HTML and ZIP export — paste into any sending platform, merge-tag profiles included
- Shared brand kits for teams — switch between clients in a click
- Free plan with no time limit
Use Cases
- Marketers running campaigns without a designer on the team
- Email agencies juggling several clients with separate brand kits
- Online stores building welcome flows, abandoned cart and order confirmations
- Online schools sending course sequences and lesson reminders
- Designers who work in Figma and need the layout to survive Outlook
- Teams that need every email to look the same regardless of who built it
Comments
I kept running into the same wall: email HTML is basically a separate craft. Outlook still renders on a word processor engine, Gmail clips anything over 102KB, and a layout that looks perfect in a browser falls apart in half the inboxes. So every campaign went through three people — a designer drew it, a developer coded it, a marketer filled it in. Days of work for one email. Mailvex takes that down to one person. You assemble from blocks, upload your brand book as a PDF, and it pulls out colours, fonts and logo automatically. The compiler handles the ugly parts: VML fallbacks, inline styles, table layout, weight under the clipping limit. What comes out is clean HTML that pastes into whatever sending platform you already use. What I'd most like to know: does the brand kit extraction work on your brand book? It reads the PDF directly, and I've only tested it on about forty. Free plan, no time limit.
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I kept running into the same wall: email HTML is basically a separate craft. Outlook still renders on a word processor engine, Gmail clips anything over 102KB, and a layout that looks perfect in a browser falls apart in half the inboxes. So every campaign went through three people — a designer drew it, a developer coded it, a marketer filled it in. Days of work for one email. Mailvex takes that down to one person. You assemble from blocks, upload your brand book as a PDF, and it pulls out colours, fonts and logo automatically. The compiler handles the ugly parts: VML fallbacks, inline styles, table layout, weight under the clipping limit. What comes out is clean HTML that pastes into whatever sending platform you already use. What I'd most like to know: does the brand kit extraction work on your brand book? It reads the PDF directly, and I've only tested it on about forty. Free plan, no time limit.
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