Create and Manage Templates

Overview The Email Templates tab is where you create, edit, delete, and manage your email templates. Create a Template Follow these steps to create a new template. From Email Templates click Cre...

Overview Saving email templates is an easy way to cut down time building your campaigns or flow emails. Saved templates can be used as a starting point for future emails. From the Email Templates t...

Overview When designing a new email template in Klaviyo, you will notice that the default width of every template is 600px.  While you can adjust this default setting, we don't recommend increasin...

Overview When you use Klaviyo's drag-and-drop template editor, you are building your email using HTML. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. Web pages and email templates are both coded using ...

Overview Importing a custom HTML template gives you the most control over your email content. While we recommend working with our drag-and-drop editor for ease of use and better responsiveness buil...

Overview If you have existing HTML templates, you can convert sections of them to editable blocks that you can be change, add, or delete within Klaviyo's drag-and-drop editor. We only recommend us...

Export the HTML for an Email Template You may want to export the HTML for an email template to custom code part of your email or even to test the email to ensure that it is accessible and will hit ...

Overview You can use AMP for email, or Accelerated Mobile Pages, in your Klaviyo sends. AMP allows you to create interactive components in your email messages. This dynamic content allows you to cr...

If you've received an AMP-Mustache warning, your AMP code contains AMP-Mustache syntax. This is how AMP fills in content based on a dynamic endpoint each time the URL is opened. Unfortunately, AMP-...

Overview In this article, we walk through adding and using a custom web feed within an email. A custom web feed allows you to dynamically populate a feed of data from an external URL within a Klavi...