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Project-level settings live in two places: the menu in the top-right corner of the editor, and the Options tab in the sidebar (Ctrl+5).

The ⋯ menu

The project options menu, with undo/redo, rename, duplicate, preview settings, and export actions

Undo / Redo

Quick access to undo and redo, with keyboard shortcuts shown (Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z on Mac, Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y on Windows). The menu items describe the change they will undo or redo.

Rename

Change the name of your project. This is the title shown in the Projects list and at the top of the editor.

Duplicate

Create a copy of the entire project, including all blocks and parameter values. If the project has variations, a checkbox lets you include them in the copy — otherwise they can be regenerated later.

Preview layout

Control how the preview renders on the left side of the editor:
  • Responsive (default) — the preview adapts to the width of your editor window, giving you a realistic sense of how the email will look.
  • Desktop — fixed 1280px-wide preview.
  • Tablet — fixed 800px-wide preview.
  • Mobile — fixed 375px-wide preview.
When a fixed breakpoint is wider than your window, a View full size toggle expands the preview to its true pixel size. Cycle layouts (Cmd+Shift+F, or Ctrl+Shift+F on Windows) steps through the breakpoints.

Above the fold

Overlay dashed guides showing the approximate fold in popular email clients (or browser sizes, for landing pages) — a rough gut-check for what recipients see before scrolling. Toggle with Ctrl+F. See the editor interface for details.

Color scheme

Switch the preview between Light and Dark to see how your email renders in clients that support dark mode. System (the default) follows your OS preference.

Disable overlays

Turn off the block selection overlays and hover indicators on the preview (Ctrl+O). This lets you click on elements in the rendered preview directly — useful when you want a clean view without any editor UI on top.

Private

Hide this project from your team in the Projects area. Only you (and admins) can see a private project.

Lock

Prevent the project’s content from being edited. This is useful when a project is out for review or has been finalized — comments can still be added, but no one can accidentally change the content. Toggle the lock off when you need to make changes again.

Export project

Download the project as a .project file that can be imported into another team.

Import project

Replace this project’s contents with an uploaded .project file, keeping its current library. A version of the current state is saved first so you can restore it later.

Delete

Permanently delete the project. This removes it from the Projects list.
Deleting a project cannot be undone. Make sure you have exported or backed up anything you need before deleting.

The Options tab

The Options tab in the sidebar holds content-level settings.

Email options

For email projects, the tab is titled Email options and includes:
  • Subject — the email’s subject line.
  • Preheader — the preview text shown after the subject in most inboxes.
  • Tracking — click to open the UTM parameters dialog, where you can set Source, Medium, and Campaign values. When enabled, UTM parameters are added to all links in the email, and per-link Content and Term fields become available in the Edit link dialog.
Landing page projects don’t have a subject, preheader, or tracking section.

Theme

If your library exposes project-wide theme parameters (colors, fonts, and so on), they appear here under a Theme heading.

Versions

Click View history to browse and restore previous versions of the project.
Version history requires the Team plan — on other plans this cell reads Upgrade to view history.
Learn more about version history

Library

Shows which library (and version) the project is built on. Click it for library actions:
  • Change library — switch to a different library without losing your changes. Your blocks are matched up by name where possible.
  • Change version — pin the project to a specific version of the library, or track the latest draft.
  • Update — pull in the latest library changes. This item only appears when an update is available; a blue Update available badge shows on the library cell and a notification dot appears on the Options tab itself so you don’t miss it.
  • View library — open the library in a new tab (shown if you have library permissions).
Learn more about libraries