New Table Component

Data is often much easier to scan when it's visual.

• Order receipts: line items, quantities, and totals
• Plan comparisons: features and prices side by side across tiers
• Event schedules: sessions, times, and locations

Today, we're introducing a Table component in the Broadcast and Template editors.

How it works

Type /table or pick Table from the component toolbar to insert a 3x3 table.

Make continued adjustments to fit your needs:

• Rows and columns: add or delete them from the row and column menus, or press Tab in the last cell to add a row.
• Headers: toggle a header row or header column.
• Alignment: align each column left, center, or right.
• Style: choose all borders, horizontal borders, or none, and turn on striped rows.

Cells hold text, images, and variables, so a table can pull in contact properties like everything else in the editor.

Paste Markdown tables

If you already keep a table in Markdown, paste it straight into the editor. It becomes a Table component, and the alignment markers in the separator row carry over to each column.

| Plan    |  Seats  |  Price |
| :------ | :-----: | -----: |
| Starter |    1    |     $0 |
| Pro     |    5    |    $20 |
| Team    |   25    |    $80 |

The first column stays left-aligned, seats are centered, and prices are right-aligned, exactly as written.

Send a test email first

Email clients each render tables a little differently. Before you send to your audience, click Test email in the editor and check how the table looks in your own inbox.

What else do you want us to add to the editor? Let us know how we can make the editor experience even better for you.