Feature-Requests

We need a way to pre-set the color of our hyperlinks as a brand. It defaults to green right now, and I'd like to use our brand's blue color since I have to edit this whenever building emails.

It would be great to have a setting (perhaps "Force global styles", see screenshot) that allows the user to force the email's global styles onto all modules/template used in the email, even when "Keep Module Styles" is checked in the module, so that our modules can look styled in the module select list (branded for our school), but when we go off brand, we can override the styles of our saved module. Currently, we have to keep our modules looking generic/unstyled (see screenshot with green button) in order for the template to dictate these styles. My preference would be to have our templates branded/styled (see screenshot with blue button) and if we need to override them to go off brand, we could do that in a new setting in the email global styles.

When you look for images in your gallery, it always opens in grid view. This feature would allow you to save how you view them, so if you wanted the images to always open in list view, you could do that.

Using bullet points in a text box really adds a huge indent on the left and doesn't look great in emails. Could we please have this reduced?

Often, we add non-breaking spaces in specific places to keep relevant text together. Would be great to highlight that empty space and click a button in the side panel to turn it into a non-breaking space rather than manually enter the   html in the code panel.

In the comments panel, add a tick-box or slider button to indicate that I want to hide all comments that are marked as "Resolved." Use case: designer and marketing rep do several rounds of revisions. Now it's time to pass along to an additional reviewer. But at this point, there are numerous colored, numbered dots throughout the layout preview that obscure text and are distracting. If we have the option to hide those, we retain the comment history but provide the new reviewer a clean view of the layout. Or some other way to provide a "clean slate" for new reviewers so they are not distracted by previous reviewers rounds of comments would be ok too.

In most emails you need at least two button styles – for the CTAs and for secondary actions like learn more/read some article etc. Now it is possible to create only one button style in general settings. As a result every time when you create new emails you have to style secondary buttons completely from scratch. Moreover, there is a bug that often makes secondary buttons inherit some properties from the General settings when sending email or previewing it instead of its own properties. Most often it is hover properties. It would be great if you allow creating multiple button styles in general settings using a repeater button: By default every email has one button style. But you can click "+" and create more. Each button will have it's own CSS class and will not inherit anything from other buttons. When you add a button to the page you can choose: a) Choose one of the styles that you made in general settings b) Set parameters manually for this button but make sure that it's hover state does not inherit properties but has its own style for it.

Our email design system requires that all buttons are uppercase. I would like the option to enforce that all buttons are uppercase by default so that email campaign builders don't have to think about hitting caps lock when changing the label for a button.

It would be helpful to add a feature that allows users to switch logos automatically between dark mode and light mode. Many brands don’t have a mid-tone logo that works well on both backgrounds. I’ve tried handling this using HTML-based logo switching, but it’s not a reliable solution. It often causes inconsistencies or errors across different platforms such as Apple Mail and Outlook. A better solution would be to allow users to upload two separate logo versions: One logo optimized for light mode (e.g., black text/logo) One logo optimized for dark mode (e.g., white text/logo) The system could then automatically switch between these logos based on the user’s theme preference. This would ensure better brand visibility, consistency across platforms, and a smoother experience for everyone.

To be able to have one section with multiple rows of different numbers of columns - allowing for unified styling of a section with diverse content.