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# HTML Banner Examples
To help you get started with using HTML banners in your email campaigns, we have created some standard HTML templates.
## Overview
You can use these templates as the basis for your HTML banners to use in emails by replacing the default images and text with your own brand images and copy. This allows you to quickly create your own HTML banners using the layouts provided in the templates (for example: a newsletter format where you can include your own image and text, with a Call to Action (CTA) button to allow your customers to subscribe to the latest updates for your brand).
## HTML Example Templates
The standard HTML templates available for you to use are described in the following sections.
### Template 1
This template provides a three-row format with an image, text, and CTA button on a transparent background (for example: to use for subscription to a newsletter).
The following HTML code can be used for your campaign banner in emails, allowing you to replace the default images and text with your own.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
### Template 2
This template provides a two-column format with an image, text, and CTA button on a colored background (for example: to use for subscription to a newsletter).
The following HTML code can be used for your campaign banner in emails, allowing you to replace the default images and text with your own.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
### Template 3
This template provides a two-column format with an image and link (for example: to use for product recommendations).
The following HTML code can be used for your campaign banner in emails, allowing you to replace the default images and text with your own.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
### Template 4
This template provides a collage format with four images (for example: to use for advertising related products).
The following HTML code can be used for your campaign banner in emails, allowing you to replace the default images and text with your own.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
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