Text and backgrounds
Check whether text retains enough contrast after color transformation.
Paste HTML to focus on text, background, button, and logo risks after Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail color transformations.
This is a rule and typical-viewport simulation, not a real inbox screenshot. Test important email in real inboxes.
The checker transforms colors under several client rule sets and groups repeated risks into one actionable report.
Check whether text retains enough contrast after color transformation.
Find actions that may disappear or blend into their background.
Review transparent logos, icons, and image edges on dark backgrounds.
Compare common Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail color behavior.
Client versions, operating-system settings, and message content affect the final result. Use this report to locate risk, then run a real inbox test before an important send.
Each tool works independently. Continue with the same HTML email based on what you need to handle next.
Move baseline CSS into elements while preserving responsive rules, dark mode, and Outlook conditional comments.
Preserve structure, lists, links, and image alt text in a clear, readable plain-text version.
Check Gmail clipping, Outlook CSS, dark mode, links, images, and accessibility risks.
Check language, image alt text, link names, contrast, headings, and table semantics.
Check variables, test domains, UTM, unsubscribe content, and team publishing rules.
Check link and image URL status, redirects, DNS, TLS, and timeouts.
No. Color analysis and client-rule simulation run in this browser. Your HTML is not uploaded just to run this check.
No. It is generated from known color-transformation rules. It is useful for locating risk but does not replace a real send test.
Apple Mail can honor authored dark styles, while some Gmail and Outlook versions actively invert or replace colors. The resulting email can therefore differ by client.
Keep strong contrast for essential text and buttons, give transparent logos a safe edge or background, and avoid relying on only one light-background and dark-text pairing.
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