You've designed a beautiful email. Now what? The Email Love plugin gives you multiple ways to export your work, from downloading raw code to pushing directly to your email service provider. Here's an overview of every export option.
Export your email as a standalone HTML file that you can open in a browser, send as a test, or import into any email platform manually. This is the most universal option.
Export the raw MJML source code. This is useful if you want to modify the MJML directly before compiling to HTML, or if your development team uses MJML in their workflow.
Push your email directly to your email service provider. The plugin connects via API and creates a template or content block in your ESP, ready to use in campaigns.
Currently supported ESPs:
| ESP | Export Type | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Klaviyo | Templates via API | Upload your email to Klaviyo |
| Braze | Templates & content blocks via API | Upload your email to Braze |
| Iterable | Templates via API | Upload your email to Iterable |
| Customer.io | Templates via API | Upload your email to Customer.io |
| HubSpot | Templates via API | Upload your email to HubSpot |
| Salesforce Marketing Cloud | Content blocks via API | Upload your email to SFMC |
| Loops | Templates via API | Upload your email to Loops |
| Netcore | Templates via API | Upload your email to Netcore |
| MoEngage | Templates via API | Upload your email to MoEngage |
| Blueshift | HTML export (manual import) | Upload your email to Blueshift |
Always check your email structure before exporting. Look for structural issues, missing alt text, invalid nesting, and other problems that would cause rendering issues. Make it part of your workflow: Check → Fix → Export.
Use the Preview tab to check desktop and mobile rendering, font fallbacks, and dark mode appearance. The preview isn't pixel-perfect but catches major issues.