Uploading your emails to MailJet

Emailify includes a built-in integration with MailJet, which lets you upload HTML emails directly from the Figma plugin directly to your MailJet templates.

Video Tutorial: Uploading your emails to MailJet

This video walks through how to upload HTML emails from the Figma Emailify plugin to Mailjet.

In the Emailify export panel, select the Mailjet option from the dropdown list, then paste in a valid Mailjet API key and secret, which can be generated from your Mailjet account API settings page.

When you're ready, click the Upload To Mailjet button to start exporting the emails you've selected from Figma to HTML, and have them automatically be uploaded to your Mailjet marketing templates.

You can optionally disable Mailjet link tracking by enabling the Add rel="notrack" to Links toggle in the Emailify export settings when exporting your HTML emails to Mailjet.

Updating Mailjet templates ​

Enable Updatable Templates in the Mailjet (API) export settings to reuse templates on later uploads. After the first successful upload, Emailify adds a [mailjetTemplateId:123456] tag to each email frame name. Keep this tag on the frame so later uploads update that template's HTML.

To update a template you already have in Mailjet, add its numeric template ID to the corresponding Figma email frame name in the same format, then enable Updatable Templates and upload. Use a template intended for custom HTML and check that the ID belongs to the account associated with your API key.

Updates preserve the template's existing name, subject, sender headers and plain-text content. Review these in Mailjet if they also need changing. An update failure is reported without creating a replacement template.

Remove the tag to create a new linked template on the next upload. Turning off Updatable Templates creates a new template on every upload and leaves any existing frame tag unchanged. Duplicating a tagged Figma frame also copies its template ID; remove the copied tag if the duplicate should use a separate Mailjet template.

Manually uploading local .zip exports to Mailjet (without using the Mailjet API) ​

If you'd prefer to upload your email templates to Mailjet manually via .zip file upload, you can do that by selecting the Mailjet (Zip) option from the Export HTML dropdown list, then clicking the Export for Mailjet 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 Mailjet) folder inside of your main unzipped folder.