Content Blocks, both ways
Export any Denada block as a Braze Content Block — the email then references it with {{content_blocks.${name}}} — and pull existing Braze Content Blocks into Denada so new emails reuse the sections you already maintain.
Denada is an AI email creative platform that designs, writes and codes on-brand emails, then exports them to Braze as email templates with the name, subject line and HTML in place. It also exports reusable blocks as Braze Content Blocks and can insert your existing Content Blocks. Export is always started by a person, and nothing is sent from Denada — your Braze team keeps control of sending.
An AI email template builder for Braze teams: marketers brief, build and approve on-brand emails in Denada, then hand off a finished Braze email template — no code, no ticket queue.
Marketers build and approve in Denada. Braze stays locked down — the export is an explicit handoff, and nothing is sent from Denada.
Hand the agent a brief for the Braze email — typed, pasted or uploaded. It works inside your team’s own templates, guided by Smart Docs and your Master File.
The agent builds the first full draft — on-brand design, copy and fully coded HTML, with Liquid personalization written for Braze, plus versions and translations when you need them. Your team refines it with the agent or in the visual editor.
Reviewers comment on specific blocks or the subject line, @mention teammates, and move the email from Draft to In review to Approved. Send proofs to up to 10 addresses.
Click Export to Braze. Denada creates the email template (and any Content Blocks you chose), optionally uploads images to the Media Library, and links you to it in Braze.
Denada reads your Braze field names and writes Braze Liquid directly into the HTML, so first names, custom attributes and Content Block references survive the handoff.
Denada writes merge tags in the scripting language of your template library, so what lands in Braze is code your team would have written by hand.
Hi {{${first_name}}},
Your tier: {{custom_attribute.${loyalty_tier}}}
{{content_blocks.${spring_footer}}}Export any Denada block as a Braze Content Block — the email then references it with {{content_blocks.${name}}} — and pull existing Braze Content Blocks into Denada so new emails reuse the sections you already maintain.
When you export an updated version, choose to overwrite the existing Braze template or create a new one alongside it.
Send images to the Braze Media Library as part of the export, so assets live where your Braze team expects them.
After export, Denada links you directly to the new email template in Braze for final QA and scheduling.
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Teams use Denada to create more email in less time — then send it from the platform they already trust.
“We cut around 11 days from our process. Denada’s AI quickly learned our brand voice, and the platform delivered on speed, ease of use, translations, and versioning—it checked all the boxes for us.”
Rachel DudleySr. Director, Global CRM, SonosCommon questions about creating Braze emails with Denada.
No. Denada creates a Braze email template; your team schedules and sends it from Braze. Export is always an explicit action by a person, and nothing is sent from Denada.
Yes, in both directions. You can export a Denada block as a Braze Content Block (the email references it with {{content_blocks.${name}}}) and insert existing Braze Content Blocks into emails you build in Denada.
A Braze REST API key and your REST endpoint.
Yes. Denada reads your Braze field names and writes Liquid such as {{${first_name}}} and {{custom_attribute.${field}}} directly into the HTML.
Your choice: upload them to the Braze Media Library on export, or keep them hosted by Denada. Live images such as countdown timers stay live either way.
Denada asks whether to overwrite the existing Braze template or create a new one, so revisions never silently replace approved work.
Book a demo and we’ll create an on-brand email in your templates, then hand it off to Braze — ready for your team to review and send.