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Email to Figma

Bring any email straight into Figma.

Import HTML and EML emails as editable Figma designs. Save an email from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or another inbox and bring the actual email into Figma — no original source HTML required.

Email to Figma plugin importing an email design into Figma

Made specifically for email.

Generic HTML importers can create deeply nested, messy designs. Email to Figma is focused on email layouts, making imported designs easier to inspect, edit, reference, and rebuild.

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Import emails from your inbox

Save a message as an EML file from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or another email client and import it directly into Figma.

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HTML and EML support

Use the format you already have. Upload an HTML email file or an EML file exported from your inbox.

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Editable Figma designs

Imported emails become editable layers so you can annotate, redesign, inspect spacing, or use an email as creative inspiration.

From inbox to Figma in a few steps.

You do not need access to the campaign's original code. If the email reached your inbox, you can save it as an EML file and use that as the source.

1
Save the emailExport the message from your email client as an EML file, or use an HTML file if you already have one.
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Open Email to FigmaLaunch the plugin from Figma and choose your HTML or EML file.
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Edit it in FigmaThe email is imported as editable design layers ready for review, annotation, redesign, or reference.

Why an email-focused importer?

Email HTML behaves differently from normal web pages. The plugin is built around those constraints instead of treating an email like a generic website.

Email to Figma
Generic HTML importer
Import EML inbox files
Yes
Usually no
Built for email HTML
Yes
General-purpose
Editable Figma layers
Yes
Varies
Use an email received in your inbox
Yes, via EML
Often requires source HTML

Turn the emails you receive into editable Figma designs.

Use Email to Figma for campaign reviews, inspiration libraries, redesigns, competitive research, and email design workflows.