Marketing template
Send a newsletter that actually looks designed. Two-column highlights, an events list and a clean footer — fill in your stories, export the PDF and attach it to your mailout or post it to your archive.
May 2026 Edition
Your Company • www.example.com
This template fits monthly or quarterly newsletters delivered as PDF attachments, posted to a public archive, or printed for in-office distribution. If you’re building an HTML email instead, a tool like Beefree or your ESP’s drag-and-drop is a better fit — PDF newsletters work for archives, B2B sales touches and print.
Sign up free, open the template in the editor and export your first PDF in about two minutes.
Yes. Drop images into any block from the editor toolbar. The two-column layout handles inline images automatically — they scale to the column width.
Add new blocks in the editor. Each block can be one or two columns, with its own heading. The pagination engine flows content across pages if your newsletter runs long.
This template is built for PDF. For HTML email, you want a tool like Beefree, Mailchimp’s editor or your ESP’s template builder. PDFs work well for archives, sales touches and print — not for inbox delivery.
For B2B audiences, one page (this template) reads in 90 seconds and gets opened. For deeper publications, the pagination engine handles longer documents — just add more sections.
Yes. Configure your brand kit in organization settings and all newsletters inherit your fonts and colors automatically. New brand colors appear in every color picker in the editor.
Add a link to any text or image. In the exported PDF, the link is clickable — readers click through to your sign-up page, article, or product.
Yes — on the Business plan, use the API’s batch endpoint. Pass a CSV with segment-specific content (subject lines, featured stories, CTAs) and get back one PDF per row.
Yes. The two-column block exports exactly as it appears in the editor. Pagination keeps related content together when sections span pages.
Sign up free, open the template in the editor and export your first PDF in about two minutes.