How each plugin works in Figma
Marka converts the frame you select into HTML. It can work with frames you already have, as long as they follow its structure: its docs say the plugin cannot make a correct template from any frame, and nested layers need to be laid out vertically or horizontally. You can add layer tags, such as #button or #href, to control buttons and links. Each export is a one-time conversion, so after you change the design, you export it again.
Email Love works from an email design system in Figma. You build reusable components, with Auto Layout, Variants, and properties, in the plugin’s layered format, and every email uses them. Email Love does not work straight away with designs built outside the plugin: you can rebuild them with the plugin’s components, convert them with AI Import, or have us migrate them for you.
The difference shows up over time. With Marka, each email is designed and exported on its own. With Email Love, you change a component such as a footer once, re-sync, and it updates across every template.































