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Tabular: responsive e-mail templates without code

Tabular (tabular.email) is an editor for designing e-mail templates visually. It produces responsive HTML that renders correctly in every mail client and exports to platforms such as Mailchimp and SendPulse.

Type
E-mail template editor
Price
Free starter, paid plans
Output
Responsive HTML
Export
Straight to ESPs

What is Tabular?

E-mail HTML is harder than a web page: Outlook, Gmail and mobile apps render code differently. Tabular handles that compatibility while you work visually with blocks and brand styles.

For a team the value is reuse: brand components are built once, every new campaign is put together in minutes and no developer is needed.

What Tabular makes possible

  1. Visual editor

    Templates from blocks and components.

  2. Responsive design

    Mobile and desktop views.

  3. Brand styles

    A library of colours, fonts and components.

  4. Dark mode support

    Renders correctly in dark mode.

  5. Export to ESPs

    Mailchimp, SendPulse and others.

  6. HTML export

    Code for any system.

What Tabular works with

  • Mailchimp

    E-mail marketing, audience segments and automation.

    Open the guide
  • SendPulse

    E-mail, SMS, web push and chatbots on one platform.

    Open the guide
  • SendGrid

    An API and SMTP service for transactional e-mail.

    Open the guide
  • Figma

    Design, prototypes and design systems with your team in the browser.

    Open the guide

My experience

Projects where I used Tabular:

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Tabular resources

  • Campaign brief

  • UTM builder and naming convention

  • Mailchimp guide

Questions about Tabular

Is Tabular free?

There is a free starter plan. Team features and many exports need a paid plan.

Isn't the Mailchimp editor enough?

For simple e-mails it is. For an on-brand, reusable template library Tabular is easier.

Will it look right in Outlook?

That is Tabular's main purpose, but a test send before the real one is always recommended.

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