Overview
Make, formerly Integromat, is a platform for building automated workflows, called scenarios. The Email Love Figma plugin sends each email you export to a Make custom webhook, so your scenario can pass it to any other app.
- Works with
- The Figma plugin and Email Love Builder
- Export type
- Webhook to a Make scenario
- You need
- A Make custom webhook URL
- What Make receives
- Name, subject line, preheader and HTML
- Make usage
- One scenario run for each export
What it does
- Sends each email frame to your Make webhook as its own request.
- Passes the email’s name, subject line, preheader and HTML to your scenario.
- Adds custom headers and extra JSON fields, if you set them.
- Connects to any Make module, for example to create a Gmail draft, a Notion database item or a Slack message.
How to send Figma emails to Make
In Make, create a scenario with a Webhooks > Custom webhook trigger and copy the webhook URL.
In the plugin, choose Make, paste the URL, name the connection and save it.
Click Export to Make while the webhook is listening, so Make can read the data structure.
Add your modules and switch the scenario on.
Email Love Builder and Make
Email Love Builder can send emails to Make too, so templates your marketers build from your approved components start the same workflows.
Each component in the Builder is mapped to its Figma component, so your designers update it in Figma and re-sync it. See Email Love Builder.
Good to know
- Each export uses one scenario run, plus one operation for each module.
Resources
FAQ
Can I send emails from Figma to Make?
Yes. The Email Love Figma plugin sends each email you export to a Make custom webhook, with its name, subject line, preheader and HTML, and your scenario takes it from there.
Does Email Love Builder work with Make?
Yes. Email Love Builder works with Make too, so your marketers can build emails from your approved components in the drag-and-drop editor and send them to the same Make workflows.
