Editing Text, Images & Buttons in the Email Editor

The email editor lets you create polished emails using drag‑and‑drop blocks. After placing a structure with one to four columns, you fill each column with content blocks such as text, images, or buttons. This lesson explains how to add and customize text, images, and buttons in your templates.

After you’ve added a structure to your template, you need to fill it with content. The email editor provides a variety of content blocks that you can drag into the columns of each structure. This lesson explains how to add and customize three common block types: text, image, and button.

Text

To insert a text block, drag it from the left-hand panel into a column. Click inside the block to begin typing.

You can format your text using the inline toolbar or the settings in the left panel. These include options for font family, size, color, alignment, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, bullet lists, numbered lists, and hyperlinks.

In the left panel, you can also control padding, line height, background color and spacing.

Image

To add an image, drag an Image block into the layout and click the placeholder to upload a file or select one from your file manager.

Accepted formats: JPG and PNG Maximum size: 2 MB Recommended width: 600 px or less

You can add alternative text for accessibility and insert a dynamic image URL if needed. Other available options include adjusting size, alignment, margins, background color and adding a border.

Clicking the Edit button on an image opens the built-in image editor. This allows you to crop, rotate, adjust brightness and saturation, apply filters such as duotone, or overlay text and shapes.

Button

To add a button, drag the Button block into a structure and click it to change the label.

You can assign a link target (URL, email address, etc.) and adjust various visual properties, including font style, size, weight, alignment, shape (rounded or square), padding, margins, button color and background color.

Each button should serve a clear purpose—like directing users to a product page or prompting them to take action.