does anyone knows a online tool to see how the html of a newsletter looks like? I mean a tool which I put my HTML code in and he gives me screenshots of e-mail clients or something similiar.
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Your question was actually asked and effectively answered before: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1018078/testing-html-email-rendering – bakkerjoeri Aug 11 '12 at 12:38
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That answer is insufficient, its more an add to services of single company in behind. So this question is still relevant. – Jiro Matchonson Jul 15 '19 at 11:51
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I know of one tool that allows you to test how an e-mail client interprets the HTML you have written called Litmus. It is a tool you will have to pay for, but there is a 7 day trial. Mailchimp also provides a similar type of service.
Aside from using a tool to test your e-mail newsletters, there is a lot written on what can and cannot be done when markin up e-mail newsletters. This article has a couple of good suggestions to effectively markup compatible e-mail newsletters. Beyond that Mailchimp has a field guide to creating good e-mail newsletters. This guide runs the gamut from design to markup.
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