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# Custom Emails

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NOTE: If you have not already, you will need to configure your [custom login page](/cad/tutorials/customization/custom-login-page.md).
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Community customizations is not enabled with the free version of Sonoran CAD.\
For more information, see our [pricing](/cad/pricing/faq.md) or view how to check your community [limits](/cad/tutorials/getting-started/view-your-limits.md).
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#### 1. Configure Your Emails

In the admin customization menu, expand the "Custom Community Emails" section.\
Here, you can set the email header, sub-header, and body text.\
\
\&#xNAN;*NOTE:* Your community logo will automatically be inserted into all emails.

![The email customization panel allows you to enter your own text](/files/-M4pxLpuYoXyqOtjq9DX)

#### 2. Save and Enjoy!

Once saved, all user account registration and password recovery emails sent from your custom login page will be customized as configured.

![Custom emails are sent to users as configured](/files/-M4pycOoI12gq1fG1t05)


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