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Free Email Builder

Design responsive emails with drag & drop and export production-ready HTML. It all runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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Developers  Marketers  Sales  Clean HTML  Email-client-safe HTML  No sign-up  Responsive  Free forever
[ 01 / Features ]

A free drag-and-drop email builder.

01

Drag-and-drop blocks

Snap together headings, images, buttons and columns in your browser. Rearrange anything. Write zero code.

02

Clean HTML export

Copy out production-ready, table-based markup and paste it into whichever platform sends your email.

03

Email-client-safe markup

Table-based layouts with inline styles — the approach mainstream clients like Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail render most predictably.

04

Responsive by default

Columns stack on narrow screens and images scale down, with no media queries to hand-maintain.

05

No account needed

Open the page and build. Your work lives in your browser, not behind a login.

Four moments from a real session.

Blank canvas, template library, applying one, editing copy in place.

  • The Inky editor on an empty canvas, with the block palette on the left and the list of keyboard shortcuts in the middle.
    A blank canvas — every shortcut in sight, nothing to configure first.
  • The components library open on the Templates tab, showing template cards and a full preview of the Technology email.
    Twenty templates in the library, each previewed at full size before you commit.
  • Confirmation dialog asking whether to apply the Business template, warning that it replaces the current document and can be undone.
    Applying a template asks first — and stays undoable afterwards.
  • A heading being edited directly on the canvas, with the inline rich-text toolbar above it and the block actions to its right.
    Edit copy where it lives — formatting, colour and links right on the block.

    [ 03 / Responsive ]

    Build responsive HTML emails.

    Most email is opened on a phone first, so the layout is fluid from the start: columns can be set to stack on mobile, text can carry a separate mobile font size, and images scale to the width of their container rather than forcing a sideways scroll.

    You never write a media query for any of it. The output is table-based with inline styles — the shape that still holds together in a client that throws your stylesheet away — and you can switch the canvas to the phone width while you work.

    [ 04 / Export ]

    Export your email as HTML.

    When the design is done, open the export panel and take the HTML with you. It is a single self-contained document: table-based layout, inline styles, your own image URLs.

    That output is the point. You are not renting a design that only works inside one vendor's dashboard — you leave with the file, and you can diff it, version it or hand it to a developer.

    [ 05 / Compatibility ]

    Works with your email platform.

    Anywhere that accepts a custom HTML email accepts this one: a campaign in Mailchimp or Brevo, a transactional template in Amazon SES, Postmark, Resend or SendGrid, or your own SMTP code. Merge tags you type survive the export untouched.

    Inky does not send email and does not manage your list — that stays where it already is, which is also why there is nothing to sign up for here.

    [ 06 / Free ]

    No signup. No limits.

    There is no account, no email address to hand over, no trial countdown and no paywall in front of the export button. Every template and every block is available on the first click.

    It can work that way because the builder runs entirely in your browser: your document is held locally, nothing is uploaded to a server, and there is no per-seat cost for us to pass on to you.

    [ 07 / Process ]

    Open, build, export. Done.

    I

    Pick a starting point

    Open a template or a blank canvas — whichever gets you moving fastest.

    II

    Drag in your blocks

    Restyle, reorder and fill in your words with a live preview the whole way.

    III

    Grab your code

    Copy the HTML, paste it into wherever you need it.

    [ 08 / FAQ ]

    Frequently asked questions.

    Is this email builder really free?

    Yes. There is no paid tier, no trial period and no export paywall. The builder runs in your browser, so there is no hosting cost per user to recover.

    Do I need to create an account?

    No. There is no signup, no password and no email address to hand over. Open the editor and start building.

    Can I export the email as HTML?

    Yes. The editor gives you the finished email as HTML you can copy out, and you keep it — nothing is locked to this site.

    Can I build responsive HTML emails?

    Yes. Layouts are built from table-based blocks whose columns stack on narrow screens and whose images scale down, so you do not hand-write media queries.

    Do I need to know HTML?

    No. Building is drag and drop with a live preview. Knowing HTML only helps afterwards, if you want to read or adjust the exported markup.

    Can I use the exported HTML with my email platform?

    Yes, wherever a custom HTML email is accepted — an ESP campaign, a transactional template or your own sending code. Inky builds the email; your platform sends it.

    Does the email builder work with Gmail and Outlook?

    The export uses the table-based, inline-styled markup those clients render most predictably, which is why it is built that way rather than with modern CSS layout. As with any email, send yourself a test in the clients your audience actually uses before a campaign.

    Can I create newsletters with it?

    Yes. Several of the bundled templates are newsletter-shaped — a masthead, stacked stories with images, and a footer — and the block palette covers dividers, columns and buttons for the rest.

    Where is my work saved?

    In your own browser. There is no backend and no upload, so the design stays on your machine — export the HTML to keep a copy, and remember that clearing site data clears the draft.

    Free forever

    Your next email is
    one drag away.

    Bigger screen needed

    The editor wants more room

    Inky puts the block palette, the canvas and the inspector side by side, which needs a window at least 960px wide. Open this page on a laptop or desktop and the editor is one click away.