Sendwithus Open Source Email Templates

Email Blueprints is a collection of HTML email templates that can serve as a solid foundation and starting point for the design of emails. They include template language elements that make them customizable when imported into a MailChimp account, as well as merge tags that will generate dynamic content when sent through MailChimp. Not a MailChimp user? You can sign up free or simply strip out merge tags and use these templates to send through any system.

A Node.js package that generates clean, responsive HTML e-mails for sending transactional mail.

Transactional HTML emails often get neglected. Styling HTML email is painful. Tables, inline CSS, unsupported CSS, desktop clients, web clients, mobile clients, various devices, various providers. We’ve tried to remove some of the pain for you and open-sourced a collection of common templates for transactional email.

It is collection of high-quality, unstyled components for creating beautiful emails using React and TypeScript. It reduces the pain of coding responsive emails with dark mode support. It also takes care of inconsistencies between Gmail, Outlook, and other email clients for you.

Ink is a responsive email framework, used to make HTML emails look great on any client or device. It includes a 12-column grid, as well as some simple UI elements for rapid prototyping.

Tailwind makes it very easy to design websites, why not use it to design HTML emails? Design your HTML email using the Tailwind utility classes like you normally would for the web. Then run the commands to generate the corresponding CSS file or to generate an inlined HTML file.

A command line interface that lets you send emails using Amazon AWS SES with a minimum of fuss. It supports Markdown syntax out of the box, meaning that you can just send Markdown files as emails with no additional effort.

Send great emails from your React app. It is written in TypeScript, inspired by Action Mailer from Ruby on Rails. It plays well with js frameworks like next.js, redwood.js etc.