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We improve Letteros every day to make it easier and more convenient.

Fixes

  • Email editor: correct spacing after pasted text

    When pasting text that ends with a line break, the trailing spacing now appears immediately and no longer changes after saving.

  • Email editor: fixed rendering in Outlook

    Fixed two email rendering bugs in Outlook: the button background no longer "slides" into the corner when the module has a background image, and the extra double bottom padding on a module with a background image has been removed.

  • Email editor: divider toolbar positioned correctly

    When you select a Divider element, its toolbar now appears next to the element itself instead of shifting relative to the column.

  • Email editor: divider color persists when changing thickness

    In the Divider module, the line color no longer resets when you change its thickness.

  • Email editor: autosave when adding a link

    Adding a link to text now triggers autosave, just like other changes. Also fixed clearing of the input field on click.

  • File manager: fixed pagination on pages with folders

    Pagination no longer disappears on pages that contain only folders. Opening a folder from the second page now works reliably, without an unexpected jump back to the main screen.

Features

  • Forms: active step is saved in the URL

    In multi-step forms, the active step is now saved in the page URL: refreshing the page or following the link opens the same step. You can click through already completed steps in the navigator.

  • Forms: accurate completion statistics

    Form statistics now account not only for submitted responses but also for form views without submission. The completion rate reflects actual conversion.

Fixes

  • Forms: restriction screens no longer appear after submission

    On a published form, access restriction screens (the form is closed on schedule or the response limit is reached) are now shown before submission, not after. The password prompt takes priority over other restrictions.

  • Forms: the File Upload field now matches the form's style

    On a published form, the File Upload field button no longer looks like a default system button — it's now styled consistently with the rest of the form.

  • Forms: fixed placeholder text in the Success Message field

    Removed a white shadow that was covering the placeholder text in the Success Message field.

  • Forms: preview now matches the published version

    Fixed a discrepancy between how the form looked in preview and in its published state.

Features

  • Manual font size input

    You can once again type a value manually into the font size field — a whole number from 1 to 400 px.

  • Text case conversion

    A new case-conversion button: lowercase, UPPERCASE, Sentence case, and iNVERT CASE.

  • Compact onboarding progress

    The onboarding block is now collapsed by default and shows only the next step; the full list expands on click.

  • Presentations: undo and redo keyboard shortcuts

    Undo/redo in the presentation editor now work from the keyboard, just like in the email editor.

  • Presentations: alignment guides

    When you drag a block, alignment guides appear to help you line it up with other blocks and the center of the slide.

  • Presentations: easier scrolling and slide navigation

    Clicking a slide in the panel scrolls to it, and you can move between slides with Page Up/Page Down and the arrow keys.

  • Presentations: gradient fill for elements

    You can now apply a gradient not only to the slide background but also to individual elements — shapes, text blocks, and table cells.

  • Presentations: styles apply to the selected block

    When a text block is selected as an element, styles (font, size, color) apply to the entire text without having to select it with the cursor.

  • Campaigns: recipient group management

    A new section for creating and editing recipient groups directly in your account, with synchronization.

  • Campaigns: sender management

    Create, verify, and delete senders on a dedicated page — no need to switch to the Sendsay dashboard.

  • Campaigns: faster statistics updates

    Campaign statistics now update in the background and no longer freeze the interface during long requests.

  • Email verification by code

    The confirmation email now includes a code (OTP): you can enter it in the form instead of following the link.

  • Selecting a plan now leads to sign-up

    A logged-out user who selects a plan is now taken to the sign-up form instead of the login form.

  • Card payment: a link instead of a forced redirect

    Paying by card now generates a saved payment link (visible in the history with its status) instead of forcing an immediate redirect.

  • Promo codes when topping up your balance

    The top-up window now has a promo code field — entering a code credits a bonus amount to your balance.

  • Simplified plan selection and payment

    Choosing a paid plan now follows a smoother flow: a hint about the top-up amount, payment method selection via tiles, and creating a company along the way. The upgrade and top-up modals have been redesigned.

  • A bank account is no longer required

    You can now create a company without specifying a bank account; the button for adding a company is more prominent.

  • "VAT excluded" label on plans

    Plan cards and the calculator now indicate that prices are shown excluding VAT.

Fixes

  • Email editor: fixed undo and redo

    Undo (Ctrl+Z) no longer rolls back several actions at once, no longer resets the email background, and no longer reorders modules.

  • Presentations: text blocks expand to fit width

    As you type, the text stretches the block to the edge of the slide and only then wraps to a new line — just like in Figma/Google Slides.

  • Presentations: slide order is preserved

    The order of added slides no longer changes after reloading the page.

  • Presentations: restoring a slide with Undo

    A slide restored via undo keeps all its content after reloading the page; autosave works as expected.

  • Presentations: switching tabs no longer closes the editor

    Switching between browser tabs while a popup is open no longer kicks you out to the file manager.

  • Campaigns: editing a scheduled campaign

    A scheduled campaign can once again be edited and rescheduled without errors.

  • Fixed email confirmation via link

    Following the link from the confirmation email no longer produces an error — registration now completes without a hitch.

Features

  • Presentation editor — alpha version

    We've launched an alpha version of the presentation editor right inside Letteros: build slides with familiar drag-and-drop, add text, shapes, images, and tables, draw freehand, and export your presentation to various formats. This is an early version — we're actively improving it. Ready-made templates and AI-powered slide generation are coming soon, and both the editor and export quality will keep improving with every update. During the alpha, the presentation editor is free for everyone — give it a try and let us know what to improve.

  • Slides in Full HD 16:9 format

    The slide canvas is now in standard Full HD — 1920×1080 (16:9). This is the familiar presentation format: a ready-made layout carries over without manually recalculating sizes, and slides look tidy on any screen.

  • Text, shapes, images, and video

    Build slides from core elements: formatted text, shapes, images, and video. Text is styled just like in a familiar text editor — with styles, alignment, lists, and links.

  • Drawing: pen and pencil

    Added drawing directly on the slide. The Pencil draws freehand lines, while the Pen creates neat, smooth curves you can later adjust point by point. Lines are customizable — thickness, color, dashes, arrowheads. And if you close a line into a contour, it becomes a shape you can fill with color.

  • Tables on slides

    A new Table module: choose the number of rows and columns you need, fill in headers and cells with formatted text, and add or remove rows and columns — all directly on the slide.

  • Export to PDF, PNG, HTML, and PPTX

    You can save a finished presentation as PDF or PNG, or export it to HTML or PPTX for PowerPoint. There's also a utility export to ZIP (slide structure and images) — handy for making a backup or moving a presentation to another account. HTML and PPTX export are still in alpha — complex layouts may show minor discrepancies, and we're continuing to improve their accuracy.

  • Presentations in the file manager

    Presentations live in the same file manager as emails. You can create and import them, rename them, organize them into folders, and send them to the archive or trash — just like with emails.

  • Slide previews on cards

    A presentation's card in the file manager shows a preview of the first slide in landscape format, so you can recognize the presentation in the list at a glance.

  • Web version enabled by default

    Project settings now have a "Publish web version by default" toggle. When enabled, the web version is published automatically for every new email in the project — no need to turn it on manually in each email.

Fixes

  • Saving links on images

    The email editor again correctly saves links wrapped around images. Previously, such a link could be lost when saving the email — now it stays in place.

  • Autosave after editing an image

    When you edit an image in the built-in editor — adjusting brightness, rounding corners, removing the background — and save it, the email is now saved automatically as well. Previously, such edits could be accidentally lost by closing the tab.

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