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Signup Form

Design your signup form so it fits your brand and matches your newsletter. You can easily add images, drop‑down boxes, radio buttons, phone‑number fields, and any other information you’d like to collect.
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Confirmation Email

Send your new subscribers a confirmation email to thank them for signing up and confirm that they want to be on your mailing list. Make a good first impression by using MailChimp’s form‑design features to customize the thank‑you screen people see when they confirm their subscription.
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Update Profile Form

You can even customize the form subscribers see when they update their profile information, so that your design touches every part of their experience with your newsletter.
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Auto‑translation

Translate your forms easily by checking the “auto‑translation” box. Pro users can click “custom translation” to customize every step of the process.
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Custom Forms Case Study

Three Brands with Elegant Forms

There are a number of ways you can customize your signup form to suit your personality and appeal to your readers. Here are a few of our favorite examples.

GOOD, a philanthropic quarterly magazine and website, has an embedded form at the top of its homepage that's well designed and no-nonsense. It quickly tells you what you'll get from the newsletter, and looks great while doing so.
In addition to an embedded form, Brain Pickings, a self‑described “discovery engine” for interesting culture, has a personalized signup page. The clever form describes the newsletter, offers an example and a testimonial, and explains how easy it is to unsubscribe if you change your mind.
Lay the Table, a one-woman UK food blog, has an embedded form alongside its posts that lets readers decide how often they’d like to receive newsletters as they sign up. No need to click through for preferences.

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