The AI studio for creating high conversion, on-brand emails
Most AI email tools spit out generic HTML you still have to wrestle into Mailchimp. EmailTemple generates ESP-native templates — Mailchimp's editable regions, ActiveCampaign blocks, MailerLite blocks — with your brand kit baked in. Dark-mode safe by default. Live preview while you chat. One click to export. Production-ready in seconds, designed to be opened.
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GMA Community
"I built EmailTemple because every AI email tool I tried gave me HTML I then had to fight into Mailchimp by hand. The output looked fine in a browser and broke in Gmail dark mode. Editable regions weren't editable. Brand fonts didn't survive the export. The "one-click" part was always a lie. So I rebuilt the pipeline around what each ESP actually expects. Mailchimp Classic gets proper mc:edit regions and a footer that imports clean. ActiveCampaign and MailerLite get their native block structures. Dark mode is a constraint the system designs around, not something bolted on after. You bring the brand — colors, fonts, logo, tone of voice. The studio brings the structure, the contrast math, the legal footer, and the export. You ship in your voice, into the ESP you already use. Free is 3 generations a month. $9 gets you 30, $29 gets you 100. No card to try it. Klaviyo, ConvertKit, Beehiiv and Ghost are on the roadmap — tell me which one you want next. — Marc, EmailTemple"
GMA Community
"Any chance you’ll add Klaviyo next since their editor can be pretty demanding too?"
GMA Community
"The fact that you generate ESP-native output - not generic HTML - is the actual differentiator here. How does the brand kit work? Can I upload our logo, define colors and fonts once, and have every email automatically stay on-brand? And second - do you support A/B variant generation? Like "give me three versions of this welcome email with different CTAs" so I can test directly without rebuilding from scratch each time?"
