How do I design a whole email with AI?

Ask Rezo for a whole email — describe it, and Rezo builds it from sections in your look, choosing your best photos after looking at small copies of them; every section stays editable, 2 Rezo credits a design (two options in two different looks, 4).

On Pro and Complete, Rezo can design a whole marketing email for you — the sections, the photos, the headings, the words and the button — from a couple of lines. When you start a new email, press Ask Rezo for a whole email, say what the email is for (and, if you like, which kind of email it is, a tone and a length), and Rezo builds it. It opens in the same editor as every other email, so every section is yours to change. On Free and Plus the button is locked and says which plan includes it.

Want a choice? Ask for two options and Rezo makes two designs in two different looks — for example Editorial and Bold — so you see a real choice rather than two takes on one page. Pick the one you like.

Your look

Rezo designs in your venue's look (the one you chose for your emails — Editorial unless you've changed it), or in the look you pick for this email: Editorial, Warm, Fresh, Bold, Classic or Minimal. Each look has its own fonts, shapes and way of using your colour, and Rezo writes to suit it — short punchy headings for Bold, a printed-menu feel for Classic, mostly words for Minimal.

Your photos — Rezo looks at them

Rezo chooses photos only from your own image library. Before it designs, it looks at small copies of up to 12 of your newest photos (with their descriptions), so it can pick the sharpest, best-lit ones that suit the words beside them — and it never uses the same photo twice. A good description still helps. Pictures Rezo made for you are kept apart: Rezo never puts one beside a named dish.

Everything stays editable

The design is built from the same sections you can add yourself — a photo with a headline on it, words, a colour band, two or three photos, dishes with prices, an event, an offer code, a gift card, good-to-know facts, a review and buttons. Add, move, duplicate or remove any of them, change any word or photo, or ask again for a fresh design (it costs again). Your venue's header and the footer with its unsubscribe link and your postal address always stay — that part is a legal requirement, not a style choice.

What Rezo never makes up

Rezo only uses prices, percentages and offer codes that you gave it in your brief or in an attached offer — a sentence with a price or a discount you didn't give is left out, wherever it is, button words included. The same goes for an offer in words ("half price", "two-for-one", "kids eat free", "complimentary"), money in words ("twenty pounds") and the common ways of writing a star rating, a review score or an award ("voted best", "award-winning"): they stay only if your brief or offer says so. The same goes for any other number Rezo writes, in figures or in words: a count ("six wines", "for twenty years"), a time or a date must be one your brief or offer gives, or the sentence is left out (a party size such as "a table for two" is fine when your brief is about booking a table). A date or a time in your brief never counts as a price. An event section shows a date, a time and a place only as your brief gives them. An offer section only appears when you attach an offer, with that offer's own dates and code (or each guest's code, merged in when it sends). A review section only ever shows one of your own guests' published reviews, with its stars and the name your venue page shows — never words Rezo wrote. Phone numbers, email addresses, web addresses and social handles are left out, with the sentence they were in, unless they're your own. A picture Rezo made is never put beside a named dish. Buttons always go to your own pages — your booking page or your own next step, your events, gift cards, menu or website — never an address Rezo wrote.

Emails can't run real animation (inbox apps strip it), and your image library takes still JPG, PNG and WebP pictures only — GIFs and animated images aren't supported — so every photo spot shows a still picture. The unsubscribe footer and your venue header are part of the email's frame — the AI can't remove them, and neither can an edit. Every send also includes a properly laid-out text-only version for inboxes that hide pictures.

Ask Rezo for a picture

In the editor, any photo spot can be filled with a picture Rezo makes: press Ask Rezo for a picture and describe it. Rezo uses your colour (and your logo as a guide to your colours only — it never draws it), keeps words and logos out of the picture, and saves it to your image library marked as made by Rezo. It costs 4 Rezo credits. Rezo's pictures are illustrations: if one shows food or drink, only use it where it looks like what you really serve — an ad mustn't mislead. Your own photos are always best for dishes.

What it costs, and what Rezo sees

Each design costs 2 Rezo credits; two options cost 4, and if one of the two doesn't come back, its 2 credits are refunded. If Rezo can't finish a design, nothing is used from your credits. Asking Rezo for help is always free — credits are only for jobs Rezo does for you.

Rezo receives your venue's name, your brief, your look, an attached offer's facts, and your own library photos' descriptions and small copies — never your customer list or any customer's personal data (your guests' reviews are never sent to it; a review section is filled in afterwards, on our side). It runs on Google's AI in the EU.

Related: Can the AI write my marketing emails? · How do I send a marketing email? · What are Rezo credits? · How do I buy credits or add-ons?