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    In Spark Premium, you can use email templates to save time when writing similar emails regularly. You can create your own templates for reports, pitches, guides, updates, etc. When composing an email, choose the needed template, and Spark adds the recipient's name or highlights the places you need to modify for this specific recipient.

    Tip: If you are an existing Spark 2 user - all free features you had in Spark 2 (including Templates) remain free on the new version of Spark.

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    Create a template

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    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates > Add.
    3. In the New Template field, write the name of your template. The name displays only in Spark and helps you search through your templates.
    4. Fill in the Subject field.
    5. Fill in the To, CC, and BCC fields if needed.
    6. Write the template Text. 
    7. If you want to add a file or an image to your template, click at the bottom toolbar or press ⌘ Shift A.
    8. Use placeholders for your and your recipient's names. Spark automatically fills them out based on the information in the To: and From fields when you compose an email. Place the cursor wherever you want to insert a name, Press { or click {A} Add a placeholder on the toolbar and choose the needed one from the list.
    9. You can add an adjustable placeholder to fill out manually when sending an email. For example, you may create a placeholder for the actual numbers in your weekly report. Click the Adjustable placeholder and type its name.           
    Tip: If you have Spark +AI and Use +AI to apply templates toggles enabled in Spark Settings, AI will automatically update the Adjustable placeholders, based on the context of the incoming email.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates > Add.
    3. In the New Template field, write the name of your template. The name displays only in Spark and helps you search through your templates.
    4. Fill in the Subject field.
    5. Fill in the To, CC, and BCC fields if needed.
    6. Write the template Text. 
    7. If you want to add a file or an image to your template, click at the bottom toolbar or press Ctrl Shift A.
    8. Use placeholders for your and your recipient's names. Spark automatically fills them out based on the information in the To: and From fields when you compose an email. Place the cursor wherever you want to insert a name, Press { or click {A} Add a placeholder on the toolbar and choose the needed one from the list.
    9. You can add an adjustable placeholder to fill out manually when sending an email. For example, you may create a placeholder for the actual numbers in your weekly report. Click the Adjustable placeholder and type its name.
    Tip: If you have Spark +AI and Use +AI to apply templates toggles enabled in Spark Settings, AI will automatically update the Adjustable placeholders, based on the context of the incoming email.
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Email Templates.
    3. Tap Create New Template. If you have a team in Spark, the app asks you where to create a template: In your team’s folder or in your own one.
    4. Write the name of your template. The name displays only in Spark and helps you search through your templates.
    5. Fill the Subject field and write the template text.
    6. If you want to add a file or an image to your template, tap  .
    7. Use placeholders for your and your recipient 's names. Spark automatically fills them out based on the information in the To: and From: fields when you compose an email. Tap the blue placeholder icon   on the bottom toolbar and choose the needed one from the list.
    8. You can add a custom placeholder to fill out manually when sending an email. For example, you may create a placeholder for the actual numbers in your weekly report. Tap the orange placeholder icon   and type the placeholder name.
    9. Once you’ve finished, tap Save at the top right.
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Email Templates.
    3. Tap Add Template. If you have a team in Spark, the app asks you where to create a template: In your team’s folder or in your own one.
    4. Write the name of your template. The name displays only in Spark and helps you search through your templates.
    5. Fill in the To, CC, and BCC fields if needed.
    6. Fill the Subject field and write the template text.
    7. If you want to add a file or an image to your template, tap   at the bottom right.
    8. Use placeholders for your and your recipient 's names. Spark automatically fills them out based on the information in the To: and From: fields when you compose an email. Tap wherever you want to insert a name, tap   and choose the needed one from the list.
    9. You can add a custom placeholder to fill out manually when sending an email. For example, you may create a placeholder for the actual numbers in your weekly report. Choose   and type its name.
    10. Once you’ve finished, tap Save at the top right.
    Note: The templates you create sync across all your devices. When you create a template in your team’s folder, it becomes available for all of your teammates across all their devices.

    Send template

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    1. Click at the top right or press Ctrl N.
    2. If you didn’t add the recipient’s email address in the To: field, please add it now and before applying a template. Spark uses the To: field information to replace a placeholder with the recipient’s name. Once applied, the template can’t update automatically based on the To: field.
    3. Click and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    4. Check the recipient’s name in the email body before sending. Spark can’t replace a placeholder with the correct name if the To: field contains a company’s name or no name. This depends on the settings the recipient has chosen for his or her email account.
    5. If you have added custom placeholders, you need to fill them with actual data. Click on the placeholder and type your text.
    6. When you’re finished, click Send. Spark warns you if any of your placeholders are empty. 
    1. Click at the top right or press C.
    2. If you didn’t add the recipient’s email address in the To: field, please add it now and before applying a template. Spark uses the To: field information to replace a placeholder with the recipient’s name. Once applied, the template can’t update automatically based on the To: field.
    3. Click and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    4. Check the recipient’s name in the email body before sending. Spark can’t replace a placeholder with the correct name if the To: field contains a company’s name or no name. This depends on the settings the recipient has chosen for his or her email account.
    5. If you have added custom placeholders, you need to fill them with actual data. Click on the placeholder and type your text.
    6. When you’re finished, click Send. Spark warns you if any of your placeholders are empty. 
    1. Tap   to create a new email.
    2. Add the recipient’s email address in the To: field. Please do it before applying a template. Spark uses the information in the To: field to replace a placeholder with the recipient’s name. Once applied, the template can’t update automatically based on the To: field.
    3. Tap   at the bottom and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    4. Check the recipient’s name in the email body before sending. Spark can’t replace a placeholder with the right name if the To: field contains a company’s name or no name at all. This depends on the settings the recipient has chosen for his or her email account.
    5. If you have added custom placeholders, you need to fill them with actual data. Tap the placeholder and type your text.
    6. Tap   at the top right to send an email. Spark warns you if any of your placeholders are empty.
    1. Tap   to create a new email.
    2. If you didn 't add the recipient’s email address in the To: field, please add it now and before applying a template. Spark uses the information in the To: field to replace a placeholder with the recipient’s name. Once applied, the template can’t update automatically based on the To: field.
    3. Tap   at the bottom and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    4. Check the recipient’s name in the email body before sending. Spark can’t replace a placeholder with the right name if the To: field contains a company’s name or no name at all. This depends on the settings the recipient has chosen for his or her email account.
    5. If you have added custom placeholders, you need to fill them with actual data. Tap the placeholder and type your text.
    1. Tap   at the top right to send an email. Spark warns you if any of your placeholders are empty.
    Note: Spark can’t update the names in the placeholders when you change a recipient in the To: field while composing an email. If you want to choose the other recipient, delete the email body, change the email address in the To: field, and apply the template again.

    Copy or delete template

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    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates.
    3. Pleace the cursor on the template you want to modify.
    4. Select Copy or Delete action.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates.
    3. Pleace the cursor on the template you want to modify.
    4. Select Copy or Delete action.
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Templates.
    3. Here, you can see the templates you or your teammates have created. You can quickly find the needed template by typing its name in the search field. Tap the template to view or modify it.
    4. You can copy or move a template to a different folder. For example, you can share your template with your team. Open a template, tap   at the top right, choose Copy or Move and select your team’s folder.
    5. To remove a template, tap   and choose Delete. Please note: You can’t undo this action!
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Templates.
    3. Here, you can see the templates you or your teammates have created. You can quickly find the needed template by typing its name in the search field. Tap the template to view or modify it.
    4. You can copy or move a template to a different folder. For example, you can share your template with your team. Open a template, tap   at the top right, choose Copy or Move and select your team’s folder.
    5. To remove a template, tap   and choose Delete. Please note: You can’t undo this action!
    Note: You can’t undo Delete action.

    Templates +AI

    Templates +AI is a part of Spark +AI suite of tools, available with Spark Premium subscription.           
    Use +AI to draft new email templates faster and beat writer’s block. Refine the phrasing, eliminate mistakes, and adjust the tone.           
    What’s more, when replying to emails, +AI will adapt a template to match incoming email content.

    Create template with +AI

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    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Templates > Add.
    4. When adding a template, select between Generate a Draft, Invite to a meeting…, and Make an intro to… +AI options.
    5. Compose a prompt.
    6. Fill in the necessary information.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Templates > Add.
    4. When adding a template, select between Generate a Draft, Invite to a meeting…, and Make an intro to… +AI options.
    5. Compose a prompt.
    6. Fill in the necessary information.
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Templates.
    3. Go to Templates.
    4. Tap Add. If you have a team in Spark, the app asks you where to create a template: In your team’s folder or in your own one.
    5. Tap +AI Generate a Template.
    6. Compose a prompt > Generate.
    7. Adjust the prompt, if needed.
    8. Tap +Insert when the text is ready.
    9. Fill in the necessary information > Save. 
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Email Templates.
    3. Go to Email Templates.
    4. Tap Add. If you have a team in Spark, the app asks you where to create a template: In your team’s folder or in your own one.
    5. Tap +AI Generate a Template.
    6. Compose a prompt > Generate.
    7. Adjust the prompt, if needed.
    8. Tap +Insert when the text is ready.
    9. Fill in the necessary information > Save.

    Edit template with +AI

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    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates > Select a template you want to edit.
    3. Select +AI option.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Templates > Select a template you want to edit.
    3. Select +AI option.
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Templates.
    3. Tap on the template you want to Edit.
    4. Tap on the +AI button at the bottom right and select the +AI action.
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Email Templates.
    3. Tap on the template you want to Edit.
    4. Tap on the +AI button at the bottom right and select the +AI action.
    Note: The list of available +AI options depends on your default Spark +AI Settings.

    Reply with +AI Templates

    +AI automatically adapts template to the context of the incoming email, filling in the custom placeholders, updating the recipient's name/product/ company/services/dates, and other info, saving you time.

    Mac Windows Android iOS
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Templates.
    4. Use +AI to apply templates > Enable the toggle.
    5. Open an email you want to reply.
    6. Click and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    7. +AI will proofread and adapt your template to the context of the incoming email, pre-filling adjustable placeholders (if you have them).
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Templates.
    4. Use +AI to apply templates > Enable the toggle.
    5. Open an email you want to reply.
    6. Click and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    7. +AI will proofread and adapt your template to the context of the incoming email, pre-filling adjustable placeholders (if you have them).
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Email Templates.
    4. Use +AI to apply templates > Enable the toggle.
    5. Open an email you want to reply.
    6. Tap Reply
    7. Tap and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    8. +AI will proofread and adapt your template to the context of the incoming email, pre-filling adjustable placeholders (if you have them).
    1. Tap the menu icon   at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Spark +AI > Enable the toggle.
    3. Go to Email Templates.
    4. Use +AI to apply templates > Enable the toggle.
    5. Open an email you want to reply.
    6. Tap Reply
    7. Tap and choose a template from the list. To find the template quickly, type its name in the search field.
    8. +AI will proofread and adapt your template to the context of the incoming email, pre-filling adjustable placeholders (if you have them).
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