An import is a snapshot. A sync is a workflow.
Knak shipped a Figma plugin in 2025, and credit where due: designers can build with Knak content blocks inside Figma and publish the result to Knak as an editable email. But per Knak’s own help docs, as of September 2026 the trip is one-way. Publish again and you get a new version, not an update. Edits made in Knak never reach Figma, and changes to your Figma components never reach the emails already built from them.
Email Love Builder works the other way around. The plugin syncs your actual Figma components, with Auto Layout, Variants, and nested structure intact, into MJML-backed production components. Update a component in Figma and every template built from it updates. Your design system stays one system.
If your brand genuinely lives in Figma, this difference compounds weekly. If your brand lives wherever your MAP lives, it matters less, and Knak’s model will feel natural.







