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Personalized marketing

An image made for each customer

Put a customer's name, offer or milestone into the image itself, in emails, ads, onboarding and in-app messages.

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Email header
Milestone card

Why personalize images?

Personal text in the subject line is common. A personal image is rarer, and it's what people stop on: their name, their reward, their progress.

A dynamic URL takes the values from the link, so your email tool or app can personalize images with merge tags, without a server of your own.

Templates

Start from designs like these

Every one is a template: change the words, photos and colours, or let your data do it.

Welcome email
Year in review
Offer banner
Loyalty card

How it works

From data to posted

  1. 1

    Design with fields

    Mark the name, offer or number you want to personalize.

  2. 2

    Turn on a dynamic URL

    Copy the template's URL and add your email tool's merge tags to it.

  3. 3

    Send

    Each version renders on first open, then comes from the cache.

What you get

Built for this job

  • Merge tags in the URL

    Works with any email tool that supports merge tags in image links.

  • Credit caps and signed links

    Cap a link's credits, or sign it so values can't be changed.

  • Any size

    Pick a saved size with _size for email, ads or social.

  • Or call the API

    Render ahead of time and store the file URLs.

Connect your tools

Works with what you already use

  • REST API Render images, PDFs and video with one call.
  • Zapier Make images, PDFs and videos from any Zap.
  • Make Add JamFrame modules to any Make scenario.
  • Webhooks Signed events when renders, posts and workflows finish.

Under the hood

Questions

JamFrame for personalized marketing

Do I need to render images before sending?
No. With a dynamic URL, each image renders the first time it's opened and is cached after that.
What stops someone changing the values in the link?
Use signed URLs, which are tamper-proof, and set a credit cap on each link.

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