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Uploading your emails to Stripo

Emailify includes Stripo export options for direct MJML API import or manual HTML upload.

Video Tutorial: Export HTML emails from Figma to Stripo

This video tutorial is a complete step-by-step guide showing you how to upload HTML emails from the Figma Emailify plugin to Stripo.

In the Emailify export panel, select the Stripo (API) option from the dropdown list to import your Emailify MJML into Stripo as an editable email or template. Add your Stripo API token, choose Email or Template from the Import As dropdown, choose a Stripo folder from the loaded folder list if you do not want to use the root folder, then click the Upload To Stripo button.

Stripo API tokens can be generated from your Stripo project settings. Per Stripo's API authentication docs, go to your Stripo project settings, scroll down to Access the REST API, generate the JWT token, then paste that token into Emailify.

The token required by Emailify is the Stripo REST API JWT from Access the REST API. This is different from the Stripo Plugin API authentication token generated via plugin.stripo.email.

The API import uses Stripo's Create an email from MJML endpoint when Email is selected, and Stripo's Create a template from MJML endpoint when Template is selected.

If you prefer the existing manual workflow, select Stripo (Zip), then click Export For Stripo. Once the HTML has been exported, manually upload your HTML templates to Stripo, as per their docs here (or follow the step by step video tutorial above).