
Welcome
A sign-up welcome with a short greeting, one button to get started and the link written out underneath.
6 stylesA reset email that names the account and says plainly that nothing has changed yet.

Reset your {{productName}} password
Reset your password
Someone asked to reset the password for {{email}}. Use the button below to choose a new one. It expires in {{expiryMinutes}} minutes.
Choose a new password [{{actionUrl}}]
Or paste this into your browser: {{actionUrl}}
If this was not you, your password has not changed and no action is needed. The link above is the only way to change it, and only you have it.
{{footerNote}}Shown with sample values. The HTML and plain-text tabs keep the placeholders.
About
A card-style alternative to the password reset. It names the address the request was made for, gives a button and a pasteable link, and tells anyone who did not ask that their password is unchanged.
6 values to fill
Required values have to come with every send. The rest fall back to the default shown here.
| Placeholder | Kind | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
{{productName}} | Text | Required | None |
{{email}} | Text | Required | None |
{{actionUrl}} | Link | Required | None |
{{expiryMinutes}} | Text | Optional | 60 |
{{footerNote}} | Text | Optional | You are receiving this because a password reset was requested. |
{{unsubscribeUrl}} | Link | Optional | None |
API
Create a template from this design once, then send it with the values for each message.
import { init, nextmail } from '@nextmail/sdk' init({ apiKey: process.env.NEXTMAIL_API_KEY }) await nextmail.templates.create({ name: 'Password reset card', slug: 'reset-password', starter: 'reset-password', publish: true,}) const sent = await nextmail.templates.send('reset-password', { from: 'Northwind <[email protected]>', to: '[email protected]', props: { productName: 'Northwind', email: '[email protected]', actionUrl: 'https://example.com/reset/8f2c', },}) console.log(sent.id, sent.status)Accounts and access

A sign-up welcome with a short greeting, one button to get started and the link written out underneath.
6 styles
A compact welcome in a card, with one button back into the product.
6 styles
A one-time code set large enough to read from another screen.
6 styles
Passwordless sign-in with one button and the link printed as text.
6 stylesStart from one
Every template opens in the editor as blocks you can move, restyle or delete, and sends through the API with the values filled in.
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