Search by subject line
8 months ago
Now Pro users can target subject lines directly with a new subject: search operator.
Try it:
subject:"garage sale"
subject:free shipping
-subject:"last chance"
Use quotes for phrases, and add a leading - to exclude subject matches. This works anywhere advanced search is available, including saved searches and downloads.
Download full-length email screenshots
about 1 year ago
Now Pro users can instantly save any email as a clean, presentation-ready image file.
Why you’ll love it:
Drop full-length screenshots directly into mood boards or client presentations
Get the complete email design and flow in one continuous image
Clean images without toolbars, tabs, or other distracting elements
Find the download button below the save email button on any email page. Perfect for when you need to quickly capture and share email inspiration with and beyond your team.
Found something great? Find it again.
over 1 year ago
Now Milled remembers for you. As you browse, we’ll keep track of what you’ve seen — no tabs, no notes, no stress.
🕘 Recents on every page
🔍 One place to see everything you’ve viewed
🧼 Full history, clearable anytime
Don’t forget to Save the email if you find something you want to hold onto it.
Introducing Country Scope
over 1 year ago
You can now tell Milled which countries you care about once and see only those results everywhere.
How it works
Look just to the right of the search bar — you’ll see a new Country button.
Click it, choose the markets you want (US, CA, GB… as many as you like) and hit Save.
That’s it! Every search, brand lookup, and email preview will stay locked to those countries until you change them.
Need to fine-tune on the fly? Use the regular Country checkboxes in the left-hand filters and the button updates instantly.
Why you’ll love it
No more repeated clicking — set your default markets once, explore in seconds.
See the competition clearly — focus on regional campaigns that matter to your team.
Works for guests too — we remember your choices even if you’re not signed in.
Give it a try and let us know what you think. Happy (localized) searching!
![A MESSAGE FROM THE FARM Most of what makes our organs what they are happened before we ever touched them. Regenerative agriculture isn't a marketing term to us. It's rotational grazing: cattle move from one section of pasture to the next, the way bison and elk did on these same grasslands for millions of years before feedlots existed. The animals eat, the land rests, the soil rebuilds. No feedlot. No grain finishing. Just grass, and the time it takes to grow it right. [[SHOP THE DIFFERENCE]]](https://images.milledcdn.com/2026-09-01/QlDbZQ5KmeIjw96s/rcjkU8n-iIdp.jpeg "A MESSAGE FROM THE FARM Most of what makes our organs what they are happened before we ever touched them. Regenerative agriculture isn't a marketing term to us. It's rotational grazing: cattle move from one section of pasture to the next, the way bison and elk did on these same grasslands for millions of years before feedlots existed. The animals eat, the land rests, the soil rebuilds. No feedlot. No grain finishing. Just grass, and the time it takes to grow it right. [[SHOP THE DIFFERENCE]]")
![Almost every cow in this country is grass-fed at some point. That's just what a calf eats before it's moved to a feedlot. "Grass-finished" is the part that matters: no feedlot, no grain, all the way to slaughter. The animal spends its entire life on the pasture the soil built, instead of the last few months undoing it in a pen eating corn. That's the difference between a label and a practice. We source grass-fed, grass-finished only, because the finishing is where all of that regenerative work either holds or gets thrown away. This isn't new. The land did this long before we showed up. We just didn't cut the step everyone else cuts. [[SHOP THE DIFFERENCE]]](https://images.milledcdn.com/2026-09-01/QlDbZQ5KmeIjw96s/TMptYaH1-SvQ.jpeg "Almost every cow in this country is grass-fed at some point. That's just what a calf eats before it's moved to a feedlot. \"Grass-finished\" is the part that matters: no feedlot, no grain, all the way to slaughter. The animal spends its entire life on the pasture the soil built, instead of the last few months undoing it in a pen eating corn. That's the difference between a label and a practice. We source grass-fed, grass-finished only, because the finishing is where all of that regenerative work either holds or gets thrown away. This isn't new. The land did this long before we showed up. We just didn't cut the step everyone else cuts. [[SHOP THE DIFFERENCE]]")
