The emails Easy Reorder sends are fully customizable. You can change the layout, colors, fonts, copy, and images using a drag-and-drop email editor — no coding required.
🛠️ Open the email editor
In the Easy Reorder app, go to Settings → Emails
You'll see your 5 email sequences (E1–E5), each with a status badge (Draft or Active)
Click Edit next to the sequence you want to customize
The block-based editor opens with a preview on the right.
🧱 Available blocks
You can drag any of these 17 block types into your email:
Preheader — preview text shown in the inbox
Header — logo and store name
Heading — large title text
Text — paragraph copy
Image — any image you upload
Product card — auto-populates with the product being reminded about
Button — clickable CTA
Divider — visual separator
Spacer — vertical whitespace
Testimonial — customer quote
Footer — small print and links
Nav — top navigation links
Snooze — "remind me later" link (read more in the Snooze article)
Social links — Instagram, Facebook, TikTok icons
Coupon — promo code display
Custom HTML — your own code
✨ Per-block customization
For every block you add, you can adjust:
Colors (background, text, button)
Padding and spacing
Fonts (chosen from a curated Google Fonts list)
Alignment
Link styling
Click any block in the editor to see its options on the right.
🔤 Fonts
You can pick a heading font and a body font independently. Available options come from a curated list of Google Fonts that render reliably in email clients.
💡 Pro Tip: keep it simple
The highest-converting reminder emails tend to be short and visual. A heading, a product card, and a single big button is usually enough. Resist the urge to over-design — your customer just wants to reorder.
📝 Save as draft, publish when ready
Each sequence has a Draft and Active state. While you're editing, your changes stay in Draft mode and don't affect live emails. When you're happy, switch the sequence to Active.
🧪 Don't forget to test
Before going live, send yourself a test email so you can see exactly how it renders in your inbox. We cover testing in its own article.
Still have questions? Reach out — we can review your design and give feedback.