Export Guide
TinyEmails exports templates in two formats: JSON (for re-importing) and HTML (for sending via any email provider).
JSON export
When to use
- Save a backup of your template
- Version control (store in git)
- Share templates between workspaces
- Create a template library
How to export
- Click Export in the editor toolbar
- Select JSON
- Download the
.jsonfile
Re-importing
- Create a new email (or open an existing one)
- Click Import → select the JSON file
- The template loads into the editor
HTML export
When to use
- Send via Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailchimp, or any email provider
- Embed in a website as a landing page
- Use as a transactional email template
How to export
- Click Export → HTML
- Review the rendered HTML
- Copy or download
What's included
| Feature | Included? |
|---|---|
| Inline CSS | Yes (all styles are inlined for email client compatibility) |
| Responsive CSS | Yes (media queries for mobile rendering) |
| Image URLs | Yes (absolute URLs to hosted images) |
| Alt text | Yes (from your block configuration) |
| Doctype | Yes (proper HTML email doctype) |
| Head/meta | Yes (charset, viewport, email client meta tags) |
Using with email providers
| Provider | How to use the HTML |
|---|---|
| Amazon SES | Create a template → paste HTML → send via API |
| SendGrid | Dynamic Templates → paste HTML → use with API |
| Mailchimp | Campaign → Custom HTML → paste → send |
| Postmark | Templates → HTML → paste → send via API |
| SMTP | Set HTML as the email body in your send call |
Using with TinyWorkflows
Use the exported HTML in a Send Email workflow action:
- Export the HTML from TinyEmails
- In a workflow, add a Send Email node
- Set the body to the HTML (or store it and reference as a variable)
- Use workflow variables for personalization
Tip
Store your HTML templates as text in a TinyTable. Reference them in workflows with Find One → use the HTML in Send Email. This lets you update templates without modifying workflows.