When pasting copy from a Word document, use this tool to paste text and keep your Word formatting such as bold, italic, bullets, indents, etc. Note that not all Word styles will appear exactly as they did in Word due to translation limitations (some Word formats cannot be transferred). Most text will retain the Word formatting which have been converted using proper HTML coding.

NOTE: It's not possible to strip out all MS Word coding when using this feature, and some Word tags may cause deliverability issues. We suggest pasting your copy as plain text and formatting it using the WYSIWYG editor.

Add an anchor to your text block so you can link to that specific text block from other places in your email. This is perfect for when you want to do a table of contents at the top of your email and link to text sections further down in the email body.

NOTE: Anchor links do not work in all versions of Outlook and other email clients.

Transform any text into a hyperlink by highlighting it and clicking this button. In the pop-up, configure the link with the following options:

• Link Type - Choose the type of link you need, including URL, Email, or Anchor.
• URL - Enter the URL (can be internal or external), email address, or Anchor name you want to link to (Anchors must already be created to be selectable).
• Target - Controls whether the link opens in a new browser window or the same window as the email.
• Style - Use these options to control whether the link appears as a button or traditional hyperlink. If traditional, you can also check the Underline box to give it an underline for easier link identification.
• Google Analytics - If you have Google Analytics enabled for your account, you can select and name the additional tracking code items you would like to include in the link. You can choose a preselected profile, or pick and choose which tags to add to your link, including: Source, Medium, Keyword, Content, and/or Campaign. Adding your identifying text to any of these fields will automatically generate the correct Google Analytics code for optimal Google tracking. NOTE: If you're using Google Goals, you don't need to fill out these fields because your account is configured to automatically append your links.

Adds a horizontal line where your cursor is positioned. Adding lines at the top and bottom of text is a great way to visually chunk blocks of text.

This adds an <hr> tag to the source HTML coding, which is a standard horizontal line tag that will render as a black line that is approximately 1 to 2 pixels in most browsers.

Click this button to add, edit, and format an image that will be placed directly into your text block. This works well if you have text that needs to wrap around an image.

NOTE: Use the Image zone if you want to create a self-contained image zone in your message.

NOTE: This button is not available in the new Message Editor interface, as Dynamic Content is completely created and managed via Dynamic Content zones in the new interface. This button will be deprecated in the future.

Enables you to insert any Dynamic Content blocks you've set up for use in your email campaigns. This Dynamic Content will automatically be inserted into your message when your email is sent. See Dynamic Content for more information about creating Dynamic Content.

Update the selected text's color. You can choose from standard default colors or insert your own hex color.

NOTE: When entering a hex number, make sure to include the # key followed by the 6 digits.

NOTE: When entering a hex number, make sure to include the # key followed by the 6 digits.