Visual Editor

Drag. Drop. Send.
No code ever.

Pingovo's drag and drop email builder lets you create pixel-perfect, responsive emails in minutes. Design like a pro — even if you've never written a line of HTML.

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40+

pre-built templates

12

drag-and-drop element types

100%

mobile responsive

0

lines of code needed

Why teams choose Pingovo's visual editor

Zero code required

Build stunning email campaigns visually — no HTML or CSS knowledge needed. Anyone on your team can design on-brand emails in minutes.

Fully responsive

Every email you build automatically adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. Preview across devices before you send.

Reusable saved blocks

Save your header, footer, or any section as a reusable block. Drop it into future campaigns instantly and keep your brand consistent.

How it works

01

Choose a template

Start from a blank canvas or pick one of 40+ pre-built layouts.

02

Drag in elements

Add images, text, buttons, dividers, and social icons by dragging them into position.

03

Customise styles

Adjust fonts, colors, padding, and alignment with one-click style controls.

04

Publish or save

Send immediately, schedule for later, or save as a reusable template.

Everything you need to design great emails

Every builder feature included — no upsells.

Inline text editing
Image upload & crop
Custom button styles
Column layouts (1–4 col)
Spacing & padding controls
Brand color palettes
Live mobile preview
Export to HTML
Undo/redo history
Section duplication
Drag-to-reorder rows
Background image support

What a no-code email design actually has to produce

Designing an email is not designing a web page, and the gap is the reason hand-written email HTML is so miserable. Outlook on Windows lays messages out through Word's engine rather than a browser's, several clients strip stylesheets from the head, and most block remote images until the reader asks for them. A visual email editor earns its place by emitting markup that survives all of that — so the work below happens whether you think about it or not.

Table-based structure, generated for you

Rows and columns become nested tables — the only layout primitive every email client agrees on — instead of the flexbox or grid a web page would use and Outlook would ignore.

Styling written inline

Colours, spacing and type land as attributes on the elements themselves, so a client that discards the head still renders the design you built.

A sensible width, kept

Layouts stay inside the width a desktop reading pane can show without a horizontal scrollbar, and stack to a single column on a phone.

Readable with images off

Because remote images are frequently blocked, a design that carries its message in text blocks and a real button survives where one built as a single large image does not.

None of it locks you in. Export the HTML at any point and take it elsewhere, or open it in the custom HTML editor to hand-finish something the visual tools do not reach. Start from a pre-built layout rather than a blank canvas if the structure matters more to you than the novelty.

Merge tags work inside the builder exactly as they do in raw HTML: type {{firstName}} into a text block, or into a button's link, and it is replaced per recipient at send time. One caution worth repeating — do not apply bold or italic to half a tag, because the formatting splits the braces across markup and breaks the field. Pingovo catches that when you save and tells you which field to re-insert.

Build the header once, not once a month

The parts of an email that never change are the parts most often rebuilt. A logo bar, a footer with the company address, a signature block, a three-column feature strip — each one gets recreated from scratch for the next campaign, and drifts a little every time until two newsletters from the same company no longer look related.

Save any row or section as a reusable block and drop it into the next campaign instead. Consistency stops depending on whoever is building this week's email remembering the exact padding you used last time.

  • Save a header, footer or any section once, reuse it anywhere
  • Duplicate and reorder rows by dragging, with undo behind you
  • Export the finished HTML whenever you want it outside Pingovo

Saved blocks

Brand header

Logo bar · used in 14 campaigns

Drop in

Feature row

3 columns · used in 6 campaigns

Drop in

Company footer

Address + unsubscribe · used in 21

Drop in

This campaign

Brand header
New content…
Company footer

Frequently asked questions

Not at all. Pingovo's visual editor is built for non-designers. Drag in pre-built blocks, change colors with a click, and swap placeholder text — no design or coding skills required.

Yes. Save any row or block as a reusable saved block. Drop it into any future campaign to keep headers, footers, and signature blocks consistent across all your emails.

Every email built in Pingovo's drag and drop editor is fully responsive. Use the live mobile preview to see exactly how it looks on a smartphone before sending.

Yes. You can export the raw HTML from any email you build in the visual editor, use it externally, or import it into the custom HTML editor for advanced tweaks.

Yes — merge tags work the same as they do in raw HTML. Type {{firstName}} or any column name from your list into a text block, a subject line, or a button link, and it is replaced with that recipient's value at send time. Avoid applying bold or italic to part of a tag: the formatting splits the braces across markup and breaks the field, which Pingovo flags on save.

Outlook on Windows renders through Word's layout engine rather than a browser's, so it ignores a lot of what modern CSS assumes. The builder emits table-based structure and inline styles specifically to stay inside what Outlook understands, but small spacing differences between clients are normal. Send a test to yourself before a large campaign — it is the only way to see the real thing.

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