canvasletter is AI for newsletters. Paste your notes or a draft, and it designs the issue in your brand. Change anything in plain words, then take it to the tool you send with.
One issue, four stages. Pick one to see it. Nothing leaves canvasletter until you press the button.
Slower streets: three city reports say shops do better. Use my notes from the bakery. Warm, about 600 words.
This is the real editor, on a fictional issue. Click any text to change it, switch the brand, or ask the AI for an edit. Every AI change is one undo step.A fictional issue, designed in three brand kits. Pick one.
No sign-up. Nothing you do here leaves your browser.
One calm column in your brand, set in live text, from the sender your readers already know. The same issue on a laptop or a phone.
The tools a weekly writer reaches for, and none of the campaign clutter. What isn't here yet is marked Later.
41 layouts
Thirteen kinds of section, each built for the inbox, in your brand.
Ask for a shape, or let the AI pick one from your words. Switch any week; your brand stays the same.
Drop in a past issue and it becomes a template.
Colors, type and corners, set once and applied to every issue. Pick a kit and watch No. 48 change.
The case for slower streets
Three city reports landed this week with the same finding: when a street slows down, the shops on it do better.
"He lost a parking space and gained a bench."
Your archive, published under your name and searchable by readers. Until then, every issue gets its own web version.
A writing tool should never make your work less yours. These are defaults, not settings you have to find.
The same issue, made two ways. You still write it. canvasletter does the rest.
Every plan designs your issues and exports them for your platform. Plans differ in AI credits and room to grow.
$0
No card needed
Try it on your next issue.
$19/ month
or $190 / year
For one writer, every week.
$49/ month
or $490 / year
A small team, a few publications.
$129/ month
or $1,290 / year
For studios running many brands.
Open any question. If yours isn't here, write to us.
It designs your words, and it can draft from your notes when you ask. You stay the editor: change anything with a click or a sentence, and nothing leaves canvasletter until you press the button.
From one to three writing samples you add to your brand kit. It keeps plain notes, like sentence length and how you sign off, which you can read and change. They steer only what the AI writes, never your own sentences.
Only from what you give it. The AI keeps your figures, quotes and links as you wrote them, and a check after every draft removes anything it can't trace back to your words.
Kit, beehiiv, MailerLite, Mailchimp, Ghost, Buttondown, Brevo and Klaviyo. Copy or download HTML compiled for your platform, with its merge tags in place. Pushing a draft straight to Kit or Mailchimp comes at launch. Substack doesn't accept custom HTML, so there you'd share the web version instead.
They're yours. Export any issue as HTML and plain text at any time, on any plan, including free. A one-click export of your whole workspace comes at launch.
Paste notes or a draft and get a designed issue in your brand. The free plan needs no card.