What templates are for
Templates store the email body — the layout, images, copy, and styling. Subject line and preheader are not stored on the template; you set those per campaign or per workflow email node. Templates are especially useful when your emails share a standard layout: a logo header, brand colors, a consistent footer. Build the body once, save it as a template, and every new campaign starts from that polished foundation.
Create a template
Go to Newsletter → Templates and click New template. The modal opens with three ways to start — pick whichever fits:
- Blank template — opens the drag-and-drop editor with an empty canvas, so you can build from scratch.
- Generate with AI — describe the email you want (audience, tone, sections) and Yaplet drafts a starting design for you to refine in the editor.
- Welcome Newsletter — a pre-built starter template designed for onboarding sequences. A good base if you don't want to start from a blank page.
The new template is created with a default name (or one inferred from your AI prompt). To rename it, use the Rename action from inside the editor.
Create a template from an existing campaign
There is no "save as template" action inside a campaign. If you want to reuse an existing campaign's design, find it in the Campaigns list and click Duplicate — then either keep duplicating that campaign as your reuse pattern, or rebuild the design in Templates → New template (Blank) using the campaign as a visual reference.
Use a template when building a campaign
- In the campaign builder, reach the Design step.
- Open the Template gallery. Each template card shows an inline thumbnail of the actual design.
- Click the card. The editor opens immediately with that template's content pre-loaded — there's no separate preview-then-confirm step.
- Customize for this specific campaign — swap images, change body copy, tweak the layout — then proceed to Review, where you set the subject line and preheader.
Use a template in a workflow
When adding an Email node in a workflow, choose Template gallery to start from a saved template. The workflow stores its own copy of the email content — editing the template later will not affect workflows that have already used it.
Edit or delete a template
On the Templates page, click a template card to open it in the editor (or use the pencil icon that appears on hover). Edits to a template only affect future uses — campaigns and workflows already built from the template keep their own copy of the content unchanged.
You can also duplicate a template directly from the list (the copy icon on hover) to start a variant without affecting the original.
To remove a template, hover the card and click the trash icon. Confirm to delete. Deleting a template does not affect any campaigns or workflows already created from it.
What's next
With your templates ready, spin up new campaigns faster — see Send your first campaign, or build an automated workflow that sends the right email at the right moment.