Your AI agent writes code.
These templates make emails actually ship.
Production-ready React Email templates that work with Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, v0, Bolt, and every AI coding tool. Tested across every major email client so your agent doesn't have to be.
Works with every AI coding tool
Drop templates into any AI-assisted workflow. No configuration needed.
Cursor
Import templates as React components. Cursor understands TypeScript interfaces and autocompletes props.
Claude Code
Claude reads template structure and customizes colors, copy, and branding in a single prompt.
GitHub Copilot
Copilot suggests prop values and template variations from the typed interfaces.
v0
Paste template code into v0 to preview and iterate on email designs visually.
Bolt
Bolt scaffolds complete email-sending routes with templates already wired up.
Lovable
Describe your email flow in natural language. Lovable integrates the templates automatically.
Windsurf
Windsurf drops templates into your project and connects them to your API routes.
Replit
Fork a template project on Replit and customize emails in the browser with AI assistance.
Why AI-generated emails break
AI agents write great application code. Email HTML is a different problem entirely.
Outlook uses Word's rendering engine
Microsoft Outlook renders HTML using Microsoft Word. AI agents generate modern CSS that Word cannot parse. Tables, inline styles, and mso conditionals are required — and AI rarely gets them right.
Gmail strips your styles
Gmail removes <style> tags and rewrites class names. AI-generated emails that rely on CSS classes render as unstyled plain text in the world's most popular email client.
Mobile rendering is unpredictable
Yahoo ignores media queries. Android mail clients have different rendering engines. Responsive email requires battle-tested techniques that AI agents do not reliably produce.
You can't test what you can't preview
Verifying email rendering requires testing across 6+ clients on multiple platforms. A single prompt can't replace the hundreds of hours already invested in these templates.
Three steps to production emails
From prompt to inbox in minutes, not sprints.
Grab a template pack
Pick the bundle that matches your product — SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, or any of 9 industry packs. One-time purchase, instant download.
Tell your agent what to build
Drop the templates into your project and prompt your AI agent: "Use the welcome email template to send a signup confirmation with the user's name and a dashboard link."
Ship to any inbox
Your agent customizes the template, wires it to your email provider (Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, SES), and ships. The template guarantees it renders correctly everywhere.
From prompt to production
A real workflow: one prompt, one template, one send.
> Build a welcome email for new signups. Use the WelcomeEmail template from @/emails/welcome. Include the user's first name and a "Go to Dashboard" button linking to /dashboard. Send it via Resend.
1import { Resend } from "resend"2import { WelcomeEmail } from "@/emails/welcome"3 4const resend = new Resend(process.env.RESEND_API_KEY)5 6await resend.emails.send({7 from: "YourApp <hello@yourapp.com>",8 to: user.email,9 subject: "Welcome to YourApp!",10 react: <WelcomeEmail11 name={user.firstName}12 dashboardUrl="https://yourapp.com/dashboard"13 />,14})Type-safe props
Your agent knows exactly what data each template needs from the TypeScript interface.
Import, customize, send
No HTML debugging. Import the component, pass props, and send.
Any email provider
Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, AWS SES, Mailgun — your choice.
Templates for every product stage
9 focused packs covering 205+ templates across 9 industries.
Built for how agents work
Every design decision optimized for AI-assisted development.
TypeScript interfaces for every template
Each template exports a typed props interface. Your AI agent knows exactly what data to pass — names, amounts, URLs, dates — without reading documentation.
Prop-driven customization
Templates accept props for all dynamic content. No string replacement or regex hacking. Your agent passes data, the template renders it.
React Email primitives
Built on the official React Email component library. Standard primitives that every AI model has been trained on: Html, Section, Text, Button.
HTML versions included
Every template ships as a standalone HTML file. Agents working in Python, Go, Ruby, or any non-React stack can use the HTML version directly.
Tested across 6+ email clients
Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Yahoo, Superhuman, Hey. Every template has been manually verified. Your agent never needs to debug rendering issues.
Organized project structure
Templates follow a consistent file structure with clear naming. AI agents can navigate and locate the right template for any use case without ambiguity.
Tested everywhere your users read email
Every template verified across desktop and mobile clients. No rendering surprises.
6+
Email clients tested
9
Industry-specific packs
2
Formats: React & HTML
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about using templates with AI agents.
You download a template bundle, add the files to your project, and prompt your AI agent to use them. The agent imports the React component (or reads the HTML file), passes the required props, and integrates it with your email-sending service. The TypeScript interfaces tell the agent exactly what data each template expects.
No. Every template includes a plain HTML version alongside the React Email component. AI agents working in Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, or any stack can use the HTML versions directly. Just read the file and pass it to your email provider.
Any AI coding tool that can read files and write code: Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, v0, Bolt, Lovable, Windsurf, Replit, and others. The templates are standard React Email components and HTML files — no special integration or MCP configuration needed.
AI agents generate modern HTML and CSS that works in browsers. Email rendering is fundamentally different — Outlook uses Word's engine, Gmail strips style tags, and Yahoo ignores media queries. Templates generated from scratch consistently break in one or more clients. Our templates have been manually tested across every major email client.
llms.txt is a plain-text file at reactemailspro.com/llms.txt that describes our product in a format optimized for LLMs. It lists all available bundles, template categories, pricing, and usage instructions. AI agents can read this file to understand what templates are available before making recommendations.
Each bundle is a one-time purchase of $9.95. No subscriptions. You get lifetime access to all templates in the pack plus every future update. There are 9 industry-specific packs available.
Yes. The React Email components work with any provider that supports React Email (Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, and others). The HTML versions work with any provider that accepts HTML emails — AWS SES, Mailgun, SMTP, and more.
Yes. Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the templates do not meet your needs, contact support@reactemailspro.com for a full refund.
Stop debugging Outlook. Start shipping.
One purchase. Production-ready templates for every email your product needs. Built for developers, optimized for AI agents.