Top 10 new features in 2025

Before moving into 2026, let's recap some of the best features we launched this year.

Here's a quick overview:

Inbound Emails
New Email
Templates
Multiple Teams
Idempotency Keys
Multiplayer Editor
React Email 5.0
Contacts Experience
Unsubscribe Topics
Inline Image Attachments
Bonus: Pay As You Go

1. Inbound Emails

This year, we enabled you to receive emails with Resend, our most requested feature.

Inbound unlocks entirely new use cases like:

Replying to in-app emails
Processing forwarded attachments
Receiving support emails from users

Resend processes all incoming emails to the provided address and then:

Parses the email content as JSON
Stores the attachment file(s)
Sends a JSON payload to an endpoint of your choice

Inbound Emails

Receive emails using webhooks. Parse content and attachments. Reply to your users.

resend.com/blog/inbound-emails

2. New Email

With the rise of AI tools, email templating has become both easier and more difficult. Most LLMs can generate templates, but you can't have confidence they'll render correctly in all email clients.

That's why we built new.email.

new.email is for developers, marketers, designers, and anyone who wants to create beautiful emails using natural language.

Start by creating a template and refine it until it looks great.

new.email

Build beautiful, responsive, and cross-platform emails using natural language.

resend.com/blog/new-email-public-launch

3. Templates

This year, we launched Templates, a new way for your team to personalize emails.

Define a structure and style of your template to communicate your brand. Then, add variables to personalize the email.

Anyone on your team, from designers to marketers to developers, can create templates together in realtime with full versioning, collaboration, and rollback capabilities.

When you're ready to send an email, pass the template ID and variables. We'll handle the rest.

import { Resend } from 'resend';

const resend = new Resend('re_xxxxxxxxx');

await resend.emails.send({
  from: 'Wayback Store <hi@orders.waybackstore.com>',
  to: 'customer@example.com',
  template: {
    id: 'order-confirmation',
    variables: {
      PRODUCT: 'Vintage Macintosh',
      PRICE: 499
    }
  }
});

Build together with your team. Edit in realtime. Roll back to previous versions or publish new versions without any additional code changes.

Templates

Create, edit, and send emails with Templates.

resend.com/blog/introducing-templates

4. Multiple Teams

Earlier this year, we added support for multiple teams.

Each team is distinct, with its own API keys, billing, and usage. You can create as many new teams as you need.

Team members can be given roles, so each person on your team has the right permissions.

Members have access to manage emails, domains and webhooks.
Admins have all Member permissions, but can also invite users, update payments, and delete the team.

Multiple Teams

Create and join multiple workspaces using the same email address.

resend.com/blog/multiple-teams

5. Idempotency Keys

When sending emails at scale, it's important to ensure your emails are sent only once. Emails may accidentally be sent multiple times for a variety of reasons:

Retry logic that attempts to send an email due to a server error or timeout
When different services might trigger the same email
Multiple form submissions on a website

That's why, we added support for idempotency keys to the Email API and Batch API.

await resend.emails.send(
  {
    from: 'Acme <onboarding@resend.dev>',
    to: ['delivered@resend.dev'],
    subject: 'hello world',
    html: '<p>it works!</p>',
  },
  {
    idempotencyKey: 'welcome-user/123456789',
  },
);

Duplicate emails can be frustrating for your users, cost you money, and potentially have other side effects, like when email sending triggers other state changes in your application.

This fixes that problem.

Idempotency Keys

Use idempotency keys to ensure that emails are sent only once.

resend.com/changelog/idempotency-keys

6. Multiplayer Editor

The new multiplayer editor makes email creation a truly collaborative experience. Teams can now work together seamlessly, whether they're:

Drafting content in real-time
Fine-tuning designs together
Improving copy together

This approach helps teams create better emails faster, while maintaining consistency and quality across all communications.

Both the Broadcasts editor and Templates editor now support this new collaborative experience.

Multiplayer Editor

Collaborate, write, and edit broadcasts in real-time with your team.

resend.com/blog/multiplayer-editor

7. React Email 5.0

This year, we launched two major versions of our open-source project React Email.

Version 5.0, the latest version, includes preview support for dark mode, support for Tailwind 4, a new Resend integration, and 8 new components.

For help updating your project, check out the upgrade instructions.

React Email 5.0

New updates to React Email for improved UX and DX.

resend.com/blog/react-email-5

8. Contacts Experience

As we've continued to support more advanced use cases, we saw an opportunity to improve the way we handle marketing contacts.

We made five big improvements to Contacts, that will supercharge your ability to personalize and segment your audience on Resend.

Contacts Experience

Store custom properties on your contacts, track their activity, and segment them as you need.

resend.com/blog/new-contacts-experience

9. Unsubscribe Topics

When you send emails to your Contacts, you can now assign a Topic to that email.

Each contact can subscribe to multiple Topics, and can unsubscribe from any Topic at any time using the built-in custom unsubscribe page.

When users manage their preferences, they’ll see which Topics they’re currently subscribed to and can adjust their settings to their liking.

Unsubscribe Topics

Give your users more control over their subscription preferences.

resend.com/blog/unsubscribe-topics

10. Inline Image Attachments

This year we announced support for inline image attachments using CID (or Content-ID).

Inlining an image embeds the image itself in the email (instead of hosting it somewhere else) and shows it inside the email body instead of an attachment.

Both remote and local attachments are supported, but here is an example of inlining remote images.

await resend.emails.send({
  from: 'Acme <onboarding@resend.dev>',
  to: ['delivered@resend.dev'],
  subject: 'Thank you for contacting us',
  html: '<p>Here is our <img src="cid:logo-image"/> inline logo</p>',
  attachments: [
    {
      path: 'https://resend.com/static/sample/logo.png',
      filename: 'logo.png',
      contentId: 'logo-image',
    },
  ],
});

Embedded images are a powerful tool for enhancing the visual appeal of your emails.

Inline Image Attachments

Embed images in your emails using CID.

resend.com/changelog/embed-images-using-cid

11. Bonus: Pay As You Go

During busy sending seasons, you may run into your monthly quota limits on your transactional plan with Resend.

We're happy to announce that Resend now supports pay-as-you-go pricing for paid transactional email plans.

Resend will automatically charge you the overage price per each bucket of additional 1,000 emails using your default card on file.

To ensure you always have full visibility into your sending activity, Resend emails you an alert when you are approaching your quota limits, as well as when you exceed your quota (at 80%, 100%, etc.).

Pay As You Go

Continue sending and receiving transactional emails beyond your quota.

resend.com/changelog/pay-as-you-go-pricing

Looking Forward

We hope you enjoyed the new features we launched this year.

See you in the next one.