Personalized newsletters are a key aspect in any Marketing Automation strategy.
With PRESENTA you can generate thousands of personalized images automatically, ready to be included as newsletter header for in your campaigns.

In this walk-through we’re learning how to configure a Data-Driven Template to generate thousand of personalized and unique images, one for each of your recipient.
You can choose a pre-built template and customize it further or start from scratch and create your very own template with the visual editor, no code is required:

We need to tell the software which are the dynamic properties.
Set a meaningful and unique name to each object we want to be dynamic.
It can be text content, image url, shape color or even a QRCode url as well:

Publish the template and grab the URL to test it with its default parameters:

Now it’s time to test the parameters to see how it looks with different content:

You can test right in your browser using this URL:
https://app.presenta.cc/f/render/zGywhb2oJn:3hIW3WhkK
and adding this portion at the end of it (you can change the SomeName value):
?name=Some Name
and also this one too:
&surname=Some Surname
Every Newsletter software allows to add little snippets of HTML code. Usually adding the following HTML code is enough to include the dynamic image:
<img src="<THE-PRESENTA-TEMPLATE-URL-WITH-PARAMS" />

Here the HTML snippet that include the image with the merged tags of MailChimp (dimensions may change depending of the template):
<div class="mcnTextContent">
<img class="mcnImage" style="width:100%"
src="https://app.presenta.cc/f/render/zGywhb2oJn:3hIW3WhkK
?name=*|FNAME|*&surname=*|LNAME|*" />
</div>


Here the HTML snippet that include the image with the merged tags of MailJet (dimensions may change depending of the template):
<img style="width:600px;height:300px;"
src="https://app.presenta.cc/f/render/zGywhb2oJn:3hIW3WhkK?name=
[[data:firstname]]&surname=[[data:name]]" />
That’s all folks! Hope this little walk-through has been useful for your next Marketing Automation Campaign with Data-Driven images.