Email autoresponder generator.
Pick a scenario, fill in the details, and copy a polished auto-reply message straight into Outlook or Gmail. Runs entirely in your browser.
A correct auto-reply for four common situations.
An out-of-office message seems like a small thing until it's wrong. An old contact name, a return date that has already passed, or no emergency contact at all, and a client's urgent email sits unanswered while you're out. This tool generates a polished, ready-to-use auto-reply for four common situations: a standard vacation or day out of office, a departed employee's mailbox that needs a redirect, holiday closure hours, and a routine change in point of contact.
Pick the scenario that matches your situation and fill in the details: name, dates, and who to contact instead. The tool assembles a clear message you can copy straight into Outlook or Gmail's auto-reply settings. Each scenario asks for different information because each solves a different problem. A departed employee's message has to make clear that the account is no longer monitored and redirect senders permanently. A vacation message just needs a return date and a backup contact for anything urgent.
Getting this right matters most for the employee-departure and new-contact scenarios. A stale message left running for months after someone leaves sends every one of their emails to a dead end.
Read the preview below exactly as a recipient would see it before copying it. A wrong date or stale contact name is the most common autoresponder mistake.
Paste this into your email client's auto-reply/out-of-office settings (Outlook: File → Automatic Replies. Gmail: Settings → General → Vacation responder).

