What is the tag for a new line in html email

In HTML email, the tag for a new line is <br> or <br />. Both of these tags will create a line break in the email.

The <br> tag is a self-closing tag, which means it doesn't need a closing tag. You can use it like this:

This is the first line of text.<br>
This is the second line of text.

The <br /> tag is also a self-closing tag, but it includes a forward slash at the end. This is a common convention in HTML to indicate that the tag is self-closing. You can use it like this:

This is the first line of text.<br />
This is the second line of text.

Note that in HTML email, it's generally recommended to use the <br /> tag instead of the <br> tag, as some email clients may not recognize the <br> tag correctly.

It's also worth noting that you can use the <p> tag to create a paragraph of text, which will automatically create a line break between each paragraph. For example:

This is the first paragraph of text.

This is the second paragraph of text.

However, if you need to create a line break within a paragraph, you would still need to use the <br> or <br /> tag.