Link color plays a key role: it signals to the reader that a word is clickable and reinforces your brand's visual consistency.

Pro tip: pick a link color that clearly stands out from body text and meets accessibility (WCAG contrast of at least 4.5:1).

Method 1: edit a single link

  1. Select the link text in the editor
  2. Click the text color tool in the toolbar
  3. Pick a color from the palette or enter a hex code (e.g. #ff6600)
  4. Changes apply instantly

Method 2: change the whole newsletter

  1. Open the design settings of your template
  2. Edit the default link color
  3. Every new link will adopt this color

Best practices

  • Use a single link color across the whole newsletter
  • Underline links to improve readability on mobile
  • Test rendering in dark mode (Gmail / Outlook)
  • Avoid light grey on white — unreadable for many users

Customise the global design

For deeper customisation, build a brand template — your CI applies automatically to every future campaign.

Build on-brand newsletters. Start free and personalise every detail in the Mailpro editor.

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