HubSpot email editor lacks native side-by-side text-image layout
HubSpot Sales Hub email templates do not support a 50/50 split column layout with text on one side and an image on the other, a common format in marketing emails. Users work around this by designing in Canva and embedding images, adding friction to email production workflows. The missing layout option limits design flexibility for teams that rely on HubSpot as their primary email tool.
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