Create beautiful, email-client compatible templates using Laravel Blade components and Tailwind-inspired atomic CSS utility classes. Envelop makes email development simple and maintainable.
- 📧 Email-Safe Components - 15 Blade components designed for universal email client compatibility
- 🎨 Atomic CSS System - Tailwind-inspired utility classes that compile to inline styles
- 🔗 Laravel Integration - Works seamlessly with Laravel Mail, zero configuration needed
- ✨ Extensible Architecture - Create custom themes, rules, and presets to match your brand
- 💻 Clean Blade Syntax - Write maintainable templates without managing nested tables
- ✅ Battle-Tested - Compatible with Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and other major clients
- PHP 8.2 or higher
- Laravel 12.0 or higher
Install Envelop via Composer:
composer require larsklopstra/envelopLaravel's package auto-discovery will automatically register the service provider.
Create a welcome email template:
<x-envelop::html>
<x-envelop::head title="Welcome" />
<x-envelop::body class="bg-slate-100">
<x-envelop::container class="bg-white">
<x-envelop::section class="bg-blue-600 p-8">
<x-envelop::heading as="h1" class="text-white text-3xl font-bold text-center">
Welcome to Our Service
</x-envelop::heading>
</x-envelop::section>
<x-envelop::section class="p-8">
<x-envelop::text class="text-slate-700 mb-6">
Thanks for signing up! We're excited to have you on board.
</x-envelop::text>
<x-envelop::button
href="https://example.com/get-started"
class="bg-blue-600 text-white px-8 py-4 rounded-lg"
>
Get Started Now
</x-envelop::button>
</x-envelop::section>
<x-envelop::section class="bg-slate-50 p-8 border-t border-slate-200">
<x-envelop::text class="text-xs text-slate-500 text-center">
© 2026 Your Company. All rights reserved.
</x-envelop::text>
</x-envelop::section>
</x-envelop::container>
</x-envelop::body>
</x-envelop::html>The atomic CSS classes automatically convert to inline styles for maximum email client compatibility.
Envelop provides 15 email-safe components:
<x-envelop::html>- Document root with email client doctype<x-envelop::head>- Document head with meta tags<x-envelop::body>- Body wrapper with base styles<x-envelop::container>- Centered content container<x-envelop::section>- Content section with table layout<x-envelop::row>- Multi-column row container<x-envelop::column>- Column for layouts<x-envelop::heading>- Responsive headings (h1-h6)<x-envelop::text>- Paragraph text<x-envelop::button>- Call-to-action button<x-envelop::link>- Text link<x-envelop::img>- Responsive image<x-envelop::hr>- Horizontal rule<x-envelop::preview>- Email preview text<x-envelop::font>- Custom font integration
Use familiar Tailwind-like utility classes that compile to email-safe inline styles:
<!-- Colors -->
<x-envelop::text class="text-blue-600 bg-slate-100">
<!-- Spacing -->
<x-envelop::section class="p-8 mx-4 mb-6">
<!-- Typography -->
<x-envelop::heading class="text-3xl font-bold text-center">
<!-- Borders -->
<x-envelop::section class="border border-slate-200 rounded-lg">
<!-- Sizing -->
<x-envelop::column class="w-1/2">For complete documentation, including:
- Detailed component API
- Full atomic CSS reference
- Custom themes and presets
- Advanced usage examples
Visit https://github.com/larsklopstra/envelop
Run the test suite:
composer testRun code style checks:
composer formatPlease see the releases page for information on recent changes.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
If you discover any security-related issues, please email lars@klopstra.me instead of using the issue tracker.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.