Blocks
Every palette block plus sections and columns.
Sections and columnsA section is a horizontal row. Columns sit inside that row and hold the blocks recipients see.Text blockA Text block is body copy in a column: one or more paragraphs that recipients read. You can add links, bold, italic, underline, and other inline styles inside the paragraph.Heading blockA Heading block is a title line (H1, H2, or H3) that introduces a section of the email. It is still live text, so recipients can select it and it scales with their inbox.Graphic Text blockGraphic Text is wording drawn in a Google Font, then exported as a PNG so every inbox shows the same letters. You can add outline or shadow presets, a background image, and an optional CTA chip.Image blockAn Image block places a photo, graphic, logo, or Lucide icon in a column. You can link the image, set alt text, and choose how wide it is on desktop and mobile.Video blockA Video block is a thumbnail with a play button. Recipients tap the image to open the video URL. Inboxes do not play the video inside the email.Button blockA Button block is a call to action: a labelled link that stands out from the surrounding copy. Recipients tap it to open the URL you set.List blockA List block is a bulleted or numbered list. Each item is rich text, so you can add links and inline styles the same way you do in a Text block.Table blockA Table block is a grid of cells with rich text: useful for schedules, specs, pricing, or any content that belongs in rows and columns.Divider blockA Divider block is a horizontal rule between sections. It can be a simple line, or a shaped edge from the frame catalogue (those shapes export as images).Code blockA Code block is a raw HTML fragment. Openly exports it as MJML raw HTML so you can drop in markup the visual blocks do not cover.Social blockA Social block is a row or column of social icons. Each item has a platform, URL, and optional label so recipients can open your profiles.Menu blockA Menu block is a text navigation bar: a row of labelled links such as Shop, About, and Contact. It exports as an MJML navbar.
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