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The Templates page is where you find email inspiration and bring in your own designs. Brew remixes any template into a new email that matches your brand’s style, voice, and design system. Open it from Templates in the sidebar. The page has four tabs: All, Forwarded, Sent, and Flows. Search by brand name, filter by Brand, or narrow by category, such as Newsletter, Promotional, or Welcome. From an agent, search_templates over MCP browses the public gallery, and GET /v1/templates lists it from code. Your forwarded and private saved templates are app-only. To remix a template from an agent or code, pass its id as referenceEmailId to create_email or POST /v1/emails.

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Browse Emails from Other Brands

Brew curates a gallery of emails across industries. Browse All, narrow it by category or brand, and remix any one into your brand with one click. Best for finding fresh design ideas, exploring different layouts, or starting from scratch.

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Remix a Flow

The gallery’s Flows tab holds real email sequences. Each is one brand’s signup or newsletter emails, in order, with the day each one landed. Open a flow to step through its emails and see the wait between each one. To make it yours, describe your tone, offer, or audience in the Remix box on the flow. Brew builds a draft automation:
  • The timing is copied. The source’s gaps become Wait steps, rounded to the nearest hour.
  • The emails are rewritten. Each one is generated for your brand, with a brief about its job in the sequence.
The automation starts as a draft. Read every email and check the trigger before you publish. See Build an Automation. From an agent or your own code, the same gallery is search_templates over MCP and GET /v1/templates. The API also filters by group, a browse group that covers every category in it, such as events or retention. Its flows (one brand’s real multi-step sequence, with the day each email landed) are:
  • list_flows and get_flow (one sequence with its emails) over MCP
  • GET /v1/flows and GET /v1/flows/{slug} from code
  • brew-cli flows list and flows get in the CLI
A list says how many flows match in total.

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Forward Your Own Emails

Forward any email to hello@email.brew.new. It appears in the Forwarded tab, ready to remix.
Forward from the same address you signed in with, or Brew will not match it to your account.
To bring HTML into Brew, use the canvas. Open Emails in the sidebar and use the import tools in the toolbar on the right side of the canvas. The </> button imports HTML, MJML, EML, or React Email. See Importing existing designs.

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Save Emails as Templates

Any email you’ve created can become a template. Open it, click the kebab menu (...) in the top right, and select Add to Templates. It now shows up in your Templates gallery, ready to reuse.
A saved template can also become your design baseline: add it to chat and ask Brew to make it the default layout. See Set a design baseline.

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Privacy

Forwarded and saved templates are private by default. Only your team can see them. Set a template to public if you want to share it with the broader Brew community for others to remix.

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How Remix Works

When you remix a template, Brew:
  1. Analyzes the layout, structure, and design patterns
  2. Applies your brand identity (colors, fonts, logo, voice)
  3. Generates new content tailored to your prompt and audience
The result is a new email that follows the structure of the original but looks and sounds like your brand. A remix of a gallery template doesn’t keep its merge tags. To personalize, say so in your prompt, such as “greet each contact by first name”.
When you remix a template, it becomes the design baseline for that generation.

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