Separators
26 shapes for the edge between two coloured sections of an email — drawn as a picture, so Outlook shows them too.
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Wave
One soft swell down and back up, the classic edge between two colours.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Straight
A flat edge. With an accent line it is a rule, and the same colour above and below leaves just the line.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Brand bar
A bar in your brand's three colours — a long run of the primary, a shorter accent, a short secondary.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Brand stripes
Three lines in your brand's colours, one under the other — a broad primary, a fine accent, a medium secondary.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Ribbon
A band that sweeps across the edge, with your words repeated along it — "Ending soon", "New season". Set the band's colour as the accent.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Ticker
A straight strip across the edge with your words repeated along it — "New · New · New", "Members only". Set the strip's colour as the accent.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Waves
Two smaller swells across the width, livelier than one.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Layered
Two waves, the lower one see-through, like paper laid over paper.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Curve
The upper colour bows down into the lower one, deepest in the middle.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Blob
An uneven, organic edge that never repeats.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Arch
The lower colour rises into the upper one like an arch, edge to edge.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Clouds
Round, overlapping bumps of different sizes, like the underside of a cloud.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Tilt
A straight diagonal edge, low on the left and high on the right.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Chevron
A flat edge with one point in the middle, aimed at what comes next.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Zigzag
Even teeth along the edge, like a pennant or a stamp.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Stairs
Steps down from left to right.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Peaks
Uneven points of different heights, a skyline or a mountain range.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Stripes
A flat edge dissolving into diagonal stripes.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Torn
A rough edge of small bumps, like torn paper.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Torn with a tag
A torn paper edge with a small tag pinned across it carrying your words — a date, "Sat 14 June", or "Tickets inside". Set the tag's colour as the accent.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Pixels
The edge breaks up into squares, fewer with every row.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”
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Drip
Drips of different lengths running down from the edge.
Shown in the brand “Grove”
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Scallop
Even half-circles along the edge, like an awning.
Shown in the brand “Sorbet”
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Dots
A flat edge with a row of small dots beneath it.
Shown in the brand “Midnight”
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Fade
No edge at all — the upper colour softly dissolves into the lower one.
Shown in the brand “Citrus”
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Shadow
A flat edge that casts a soft shadow on the section below, like a sheet of paper.
Shown in the brand “Harbor”