November 2026 · For current behavior, see Emails.
What Shipped
A round of editor upgrades with one goal. What you see on the canvas is what your readers get, and editing works the way your hands already expect.Copy and Paste Like Google Docs
- Copy keeps the styling. Copy part of a paragraph and paste it somewhere else, in this email or in Google Docs, and it keeps its color, size, and font.
- Paste with or without formatting. A normal paste keeps text styles. Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+V pastes plain text. After a paste, the Paste options chip switches between the two.
- Markdown pastes formatted. Headings, lists, quotes, bold, and links come in as formatting, the way they do in Notion.
- Pastes stay where you put them. Paste into a heading, a link, or a colored phrase and the text joins it, keeping its style.
Move Sections With a Handle
The selected section now has a grip beside it. Drag it, and the rest of the email moves aside to show where it will land. The section stays selected after you drop it. Alt+Shift+↑/↓ moves it from the keyboard, and Cmd/Ctrl+D duplicates it.Sizes and Styles That Stick
- Images resize the way you’d expect. Drag a corner or type a width, and the image stops at the edge of its column and keeps its proportions.
- Column widths you set show on the canvas.
- Turn into keeps your color. Turning text into a subtitle or a title keeps its color, and takes the heading’s size and weight.
- A new line starts clean. Press Enter after a big, bold price and the next line starts in your normal text style.
- Underline and strike-through look like they will in the inbox.
- Imported links stay as you wrote them, underline and all.