SENDUNE Email Designer review
A browser-based visual and HTML editor for building email templates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SENDUNE Email Designer is a browser-based tool for creating HTML email templates, aimed at developers and other template creators who want a minimal open-source designer. Its central option is a visual drag-and-drop editor, while documentation also describes an HTML editor for using or writing code and a plain-text option. A live demo is available on SENDUNE’s site, giving prospective users a way to inspect the editor before adopting it.
The editor’s main appeal is its narrow focus: it brings visual layout and HTML authoring together for email templates. The product is presented as an open-source component, which may suit teams that prefer an inspectable starting point over a broader hosted email-marketing suite. SENDUNE says templates can be saved as HTML for use with other email services. That makes the designer potentially useful as one part of a workflow, though the available description does not establish a broader integration layer for the standalone tool.
Treat the wider SENDUNE email platform as a separate buying decision. Its platform connects to AWS SES and has free and paid platform tiers, but those platform prices are not established as prices for this designer. The standalone designer is therefore a fit for developers seeking basic visual and code-based template creation; teams needing verified export procedures, integrations, collaboration tools, or a more fully specified product should compare alternatives before committing.
SENDUNE Email Designer pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offers drag-and-drop visual email design in a browser
- Includes an HTML editor for using or writing code
- Open-source component with a live demo available
- Where it doesn't
- No verified export workflow for the standalone designer
- No verified integrations for the standalone designer
- Limited to email-template design features described
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