Move baseline styles inline
Write matched CSS into style attributes while respecting existing inline declarations and important priority.
Move style rules into elements, preserve responsive enhancements and Outlook structures, then apply conservative email-safe whitespace optimization.
The goal is not maximum compression. It is a stronger inline baseline without breaking email-specific structures.
Write matched CSS into style attributes while respecting existing inline declarations and important priority.
Preserve media queries, dark mode, fonts, keyframes, pseudo rules, and selectors that cannot be safely inlined.
Keep Outlook conditional comments, VML, common template syntax, and client-specific selectors.
Compare UTF-8 byte size before and after processing and show the remaining room below 102 KiB.
Repeating declarations across elements can make HTML larger. Preview the result, run compatibility checks, and test representative inboxes before sending.
Email clients differ in how they support styles in the head. Moving baseline styles onto elements often improves core layout and typography while retained media queries provide progressive enhancement.
No. HTML and separate CSS are sent to the conversion service, but it does not request link stylesheets, @import rules, images, fonts, or other external URLs.
It does not intentionally remove Outlook conditional comments or rewrite VML, and it avoids aggressive operations such as quote removal, attribute reordering, and URL rewriting.
Tell EasyAImail who you are writing to and why. It fills in missing details, recommends a suitable template, and creates a natural HTML email you can revise in chat, preview, and send.