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Export HTML emails from Figma to Zapier (Google Drive)

This tutorial shows how to export HTML emails from the Emailify Figma plugin to Zapier, then automatically upload the exported zip file to a Google Drive folder. It walks through creating a Zapier webhook trigger, connecting it to Emailify, and finishing the workflow with a Google Drive Upload File action.

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What this video covers

This tutorial shows how to export HTML emails from the Emailify Figma plugin to Zapier, then automatically upload the exported zip file to a Google Drive folder. It walks through creating a Zapier webhook trigger, connecting it to Emailify, and finishing the workflow with a Google Drive Upload File action.

Things you'll need

  • A Figma file with the Emailify Figma plugin installed
  • A Zapier account
  • A connected Google Drive account

Steps

  1. Open Figma, run the Emailify plugin from Plugins > Saved plugins, and use an Emailify-ready template or design to preview the email.
  2. In Emailify, click Export HTML, change the export option from the default HTML email zip download to Webhooks > Zapier, and paste in a Zapier webhook URL.
  3. In Zapier, create a new Zap, add Webhooks as the Trigger, choose Catch Hook, and copy the generated webhook URL.
  4. Paste the webhook URL into Emailify, then click Upload to Zapier to send a test export and confirm Zapier receives the file and file name.
  5. Add a Google Drive action in Zapier, connect Google Drive, choose Upload File, and select a folder such as Emailify template uploads.
  6. Map the webhook File and File name fields to Google Drive, leave Convert to document set to false, and test the step to upload the zip file to the folder.
  7. Publish the Zap and rename it if needed so future Emailify exports are automatically sent to the connected Google Drive folder.

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