Email Studio

Email Studio is two tools wearing one name, and telling them apart will save you a lot of confusion. One is the Email generator: you give it a short brief and it writes a finished email. The other is the /email-studio surface, a four-tab workspace for managing subscriber lists and sending broadcasts.

The generator is the part you will actually use. It writes mail-client HTML, a plaintext version, and an .eml file you can open in a real inbox, and it grounds every email in your project's brand and research. Most of this chapter is about using it well, because it is the piece you can rely on today.

The sending side is fully built but has never run in production. No org has verified a sending domain, and not one marketing broadcast has gone out. So the last lesson treats sending as a setup walkthrough: how to switch it on when you are ready, not a feature already humming along.

One thing worth saying up front, because it is easy to assume otherwise: a drip you generate is email content, not an automation. Pinnora writes the steps and their delays, but it does not run a self-sending sequence against a list. The drip lesson covers what to do instead.