Design emails in Figma. Export to Salesforce Marketing Cloud with one click.

Recorded on Jan 21, 2026 12:00 AM

Stop rebuilding your Figma designs in Salesforce Marketing Cloud’s content builder. In this 40-minute tutorial, we show you how to design emails in Figma and export them directly to Salesforce with one click.

What You’ll Learn

Most teams follow the same painful workflow: Design in Figma → Hand off to a developer → Spend hours rebuilding in the SFMC content builder or hand-coding HTML → End up with something that doesn’t quite match the original.

We fix that middle part.

In this tutorial, we:

Rebuild a Turo promotional email live in Figma using our component library
Show you how parent-child components work (update once, change everywhere)
Adjust mobile styling directly in Figma
Export to Salesforce Marketing Cloud with one click
Apply Salesforce-specific options on export: impression tracking, link aliases, and conversion tracking
Show you how images get auto-hosted and how the unsubscribe token maps in automatically

Who This Is For

Salesforce Marketing Cloud users designing in Figma who are tired of the rebuild process
Marketing teams losing hours per campaign to the content builder
Agencies managing multiple clients
Teams that value responsive design and accessibility

Who This Is NOT For

Being upfront: If you only send image-only emails, this plugin won’t add much value. And if you’re not willing to invest some upfront time building a design system, it’s probably not the right fit.

Note on Pardot: our integration works with Salesforce Marketing Cloud (formerly ExactTarget). Pardot is on our radar but not supported yet.

Questions?

Join our Discord community, or connect with us on LinkedIn.

Try the Email Love Figma Plugin free: https://www.emaillove.com/figma-plugin/

Speakers

Andy King

Co-Founder, Email Love

Andy created the Email Love Figma Plugin to solve the workflow inefficiencies that plague email production teams—letting designers work in Figma and export directly to any ESP without rebuilding in code. Andy writes weekly about email design, strategy, and the realities of building a bootstrapped SaaS business.

Matt Hayes