Frequently Asked Questions
How can I recreate a graphic design in Mail Designer while still using real text?
If you are using existing artwork, a Photoshop file, or a Figma design as a reference, avoid sending the entire design as one single image. Instead, rebuild the layout in Mail Designer with a combination of image areas and text areas.
Use images for decorative elements, backgrounds, and visual details. Important content such as headlines, instructions, links, codes, and call-to-action text should be added as real text wherever possible.
Real text can load faster, is easier to read, and can often be copied by recipients. It also keeps your email understandable if an email client blocks images at first.
To preserve the visual style of your artwork, use background colors, background images, web fonts, and spacing. After building the design, check both the desktop and mobile versions, because longer text and wide graphics can wrap differently on smaller screens.
Use images for decorative elements, backgrounds, and visual details. Important content such as headlines, instructions, links, codes, and call-to-action text should be added as real text wherever possible.
Real text can load faster, is easier to read, and can often be copied by recipients. It also keeps your email understandable if an email client blocks images at first.
To preserve the visual style of your artwork, use background colors, background images, web fonts, and spacing. After building the design, check both the desktop and mobile versions, because longer text and wide graphics can wrap differently on smaller screens.