How to import a Gmail message into Figma
Because Gmail's EML file represents the received message, this workflow is useful for competitive research, inspiration emails, old campaigns, and anything else already sitting in your inbox.
ScreenshotEmailsGmail already gives you the file you need. Download any message as an EML file, upload it to Email to Figma, and turn the received email into editable Figma layers.

Open the message in Gmail, click the three-dot More menu, choose Download message, and Gmail will save an .eml file. Upload that file with Email to Figma to recreate the email as editable layers.
Because Gmail's EML file represents the received message, this workflow is useful for competitive research, inspiration emails, old campaigns, and anything else already sitting in your inbox.
A screenshot is useful for reference, but it is still a flat image. Copying pieces out of Gmail also loses the original layout. An EML file preserves the underlying received email data so Email to Figma can interpret the email itself rather than just its pixels.
If you only need an image instead of an editable design, ScreenshotEmails can also turn saved EML messages into full-length screenshots. For design work, though, importing the message into Figma gives you far more flexibility.
Most useful when the email you care about already exists in your inbox.
Save competitor campaigns you've received and organize them as editable references.
Build an inspiration library your team can annotate directly in Figma.
Bring the existing email into Figma and explore a new layout without rebuilding the base from scratch.
Download the message as EML, then turn it into an editable design with Email to Figma.