Moosend recently redesigned its email, landing page, and form editor. This revamp brings an update to all the different editor modes and options.
Faster Designs with the New Editing Modes, Options, and Templates
You can find the Moosend editor modes at the middle top of the screen and these include edit, preview, code, history, and comments. In the left pane of the editor, is the access to layouts, items, and settings. And in the right pane, you’ll find layout- and item-specific settings. Text editing was moved to the right pane, too.
The Moosend team also added a number of enhancements that make using the email editor much more convenient. Users can now zoom in and out, resize the editing area, and redo actions (after an undo). Getting your email pixel-perfect just became easier! If that wasn’t enough they added 10 new, designer-made email templates.
Spell Checker, Help Sections, Autosave, and New Social Buttons
Pixels are just one part of a good email campaign. So Moosend added a spell checker too, making sure you won’t send another campaign with spelling or grammar mistakes. The spell checker works in English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.
And if you can’t figure something out, the Moosend editor now has its own help section. You can access this right from inside the editor. Just click on the yellow question mark in the top right corner.
The team at Moosend added 4 new social media buttons for TikTok, SoundCloud, Snapchat, and custom links.
Another improvement that makes using the Moosend editor a breeze is autosave. This saves your work every 30 seconds, so no more worrying about “Did I save it?”. There was always an undo, but now also a redo function.
Check out our full Moosend review for an in-depth look at the whole platform. All these improvements reinforce Moosend’s editor as one of the best email template editors out there.
Availability and free trial
All features are available to all Moosend users. Sign up for a 30-day free trial here to test the editor first-hand.
