# Choosing your email composer

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**Three options for creating your email message**

Our responsive drag-and-drop composer, WYSIWYG editor, or raw HTML.
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We recommend using our responsive drag & drop email composer, which gives you a simple interface while ensuring your emails are correctly formatted to display on phones, tablets, and PCs without any technical know-how.
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We have a state-of-the-art contemporary WYSIWYG for those who prefer the classic style or text-based conversational messages.
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For advanced designers and those with "pixel-perfect" requirements we have a raw HTML source editor with a sliding side-by-side real-time preview window&#x20;
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