Video Tutorial: Uploading your emails to MailChimp
In the Emailify export panel, select the MailChimp (API) option from the dropdown list, then paste in a valid MailChimp API key, which can be generated from your MailChimp account settings page.
When you're ready, click the Upload To MailChimp button to start exporting the emails you've selected from Figma to HTML, and have them automatically be uploaded to your MailChimp templates page (which you can also get to from your MailChimp dashboard menu by clicking on Content, then clicking Email templates).
Making images editable in MailChimp campaign editor โ
By default, the text content areas and rows in your HTML template will be editable in the MailChimp campaign editor after it's uploaded; you can also optionally allow images to be editable by enabling the Editable Images toggle in the Emailify export settings.
Blurry images in the MailChimp editor (when template is editable) โ
Unfortunately, MailChimp doesn't support editable @2x retina images, so your images will be exported @1x resolution if you've enabled the Editable Images toggle. If you'd prefer to have @2x retina images that aren't editable, please leave the Editable Images toggle option turned off.
Manually uploading local .zip exports to MailChimp (without using the MailChimp API) โ
If you'd prefer to upload your email templates to MailChimp manually via .zip file upload, you can do that by selecting the MailChimp (Zip) option from the Export HTML dropdown list, then clicking the Export for MailChimp button.
After the export process has finished, click the Download your .zip file button and unzip that file after saving it to your computer, then you'll be able to upload the .zip files from the _zips (For upload to MailChimp) folder inside of your main unzipped folder (as per the video screencap above).