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Tip If you aren’t sure how to space out your text and images, check out our newsletter templates gallery for inspiration!You can also use background images in your emails, but they should be no larger than MB, and responsive for different screen sizes. A note about image-only newslettersJust remember, it’s important not to have image-only newsletters. Here are three reasons why:Difficult to locate in the inbox: Image-only newsletters might look nice—but what if your subscriber wants to look up your email later? There won’t be any keywords to help them, and your newsletter will be lost.

Images are automatically blocked by some inbox providers: Meaning that if you send an image-only newsletter, your subscribers will just be greeted with an empty email (awkward ).No preview text bosnia and herzegovina phone number library available: So subscribers won’t be able to have a sneak peek of what your email is about, unless you add some text to the preheader. Use an online tool if you’re not sure about your design skillsDon't worry if your design skills aren't quite at the level of a professional. Everyone can be a designer these days (or at least fake it until they make it) by using an online editing tool.

If you're a MailerLite customer, use the built-in photo editor in your MailerLite account.A GIF showing how to add text design to an image in the MailerLite image editorMailerLite built-in image editorOr you can try services like Canva and Mega Creator. Canva users can access our integration to export images right into MailerLite from the Canva editor. Just choose the MailerLite option from the design tool's share menu and follow the steps. Click here to see full instructions and find out how to use Canva in email marketing.