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# Overview

**Modern Newsletters** is Feedotter's next-generation newsletter editor, designed for creating editorial-style newsletters with a streamlined writing experience

Unlike traditional email builders that rely heavily on templates and complex layouts, Modern Newsletters focuses on content-first publishing. Create newsletters using flexible content blocks, reuse content from previous issues, and build engaging editorial experiences with less setup and formatting.

### Beta Feature

> Modern Newsletters is currently under active development and should not be used for production newsletters.

While the core editing experience is available, some functionality is still being finalized and may change as the product evolves.

Current limitations include:

* Publishing to all supported Email Service Providers (ESPs) is not yet available
* Some publishing workflows are still in development
* UTM management and tracking features are still being expanded
* Paste and content import functionality is still being refined
* Features and capabilities may change as testing continues

### Getting Started

To create and test Modern Newsletters, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to the **Modern Newsletters** tab:<br>

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2. Click **New** in the upper left of the screen.
3. Enter your newsletter name.
4. Begin building your newsletter using the editor.

**For more information about working within the editor, read this page:**&#x20;

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[Using the Editor](/modern-newsletters/using-the-editor.md)
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