Newsletter templates that look like your company
Start with a clean, responsive layout. Add your logo, colors and fonts in a few clicks, or write your own template in HTML when you want full control.
A responsive layout from your first issue
Every newsletter starts with a default template that’s ready to send. Your issue sits in one clean content box that fits a wide screen and shrinks on a phone.
- Fits desktop and mobile screens
- Styles inlined for email clients
- Images, buttons, quotes, code and callouts
- Preview the email before you send
Your brand, no code needed
Open the template settings in the Console and change what your readers see. Then preview the email to see how your next issue will look.
- Logo and brand name in the header
- Accent, background and box colors
- Font family, size, weight and line height
- Box border, radius and shadow
Write your own HTML email template
When the settings aren’t enough, write a custom template with Twig. You get the issue content and your newsletter details as variables, and you decide the rest of the markup.
- Twig, with variables escaped by default
- Your colors, logo and address as variables
- Sections that only show for certain lists
- Edit right in the Console
A footer that fits business emails
Company newsletters need a few details at the bottom of every email. Set them once and they show up in each issue.
- Your company address
- Your own unsubscribe text
- Hyvor Post branding you can turn off
- No open or click tracking
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The default template puts your issue in one content box that’s up to 625px wide and shrinks to fit smaller screens, so the same email reads well on a laptop and on a phone. Styles are inlined before sending, which is what most email clients expect.
At Console → Settings → Email Design you can set your logo, the accent, background and box colors, the box border, radius and shadow, and the font family, size, weight and line height. Use Preview Email to check the result before you send. See Email Design.
Yes. Click Edit Template to write a custom template with Twig. If you know HTML, you’ll feel at home. Your template gets the issue content, subject, logo, brand name, address, unsubscribe link and your colors as variables. The full list is in the template variables docs.
Yes. In a custom template, the
has_list() function lets you show a section only when an issue is sent to a certain list. You could add a product banner for customers and a different footer for partners. See list-based customizations.Yes, on every plan except the smallest one. Turn off Branding in the template settings and the “Sent privately via Hyvor Post” line is gone from the footer. Compare plans on Hyvor Post pricing.
No. Hyvor Post has no open or click tracking, and there’s no hidden setting to turn it on. Links in your template go straight to where you point them.
Yes. You get a 14-day free trial with all features, and no credit card is needed. You can design your template and send test emails to your team before you upgrade.
