Sendra is a Figma plugin that turns your email designs into clean, responsive HTML that renders in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail and every major inbox. Select any frame you've already designed. No component library, nothing to rebuild. Per-element control over stacking, spacing and sizing on mobile, plus dark mode overrides. Every rendering rule is checked against real devices, not preview tools. Sendra hosts your images and sends a test to your inbox, so you see the real thing before shipping.
Hi everyone, I'm Joe. I'm a product designer, and I built Sendra because I kept designing emails in Figma and then building them a second time in HTML.
Email clients are the part nobody warns you about. Your email can look right in every preview and still fall apart in Outlook, or quietly lose its styling on someone's Phone. You usually find out when someone forwards you a screenshot a week later. Sendra is built so that doesn't happen.
Every rendering rule in Sendra is checked against real clients on real devices rather than preview screenshots, because previews miss exactly the things that break.
Two recent additions took out the last manual steps: Sendra hosts your images, so your export ships with real URLs instead of placeholders you fill in yourself, and you can send a test to your own inbox from inside the plugin.
It's free for your first 10 exports. If you've got a design that's been a pain to get right across clients, that's the one I'd try it on.
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Hey Sendra team!
I’m actually converting my emails from Figma to HTML right now, and this tool helped me figure out how to do it without dealing with code, plugins, or all the other technical stuff — definitely not my area of expertise.
@ira_motorina Thanks Irina. Sednra is a Figma plugin, but you never touch code. You design the email in Figma, select the frame, and it hands you the HTML.
Gmail on mobile in dark mode. Everything looks good everywhere else, but when someone opens it in Gmail in dark mode, the colors look different. And Outlook breaks the most for me.
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just left a review, the test-to-inbox flow is genuinely the best part. saw your reply about gmail dark mode and outlook color shifts still being the rough edges. curious if sendra flags those as "known risk, check manually" before you even send the test, or if you only find out once the test email actually lands and you're eyeballing it yourself
@galdayan Right now you find out from the test. Sendra handles the rendering itself, but it doesn't tell you ahead of time about which colors dark mode is likely to shift.
That's the next thing I'm building. Flag the risky spots before you send, so you know what to look at instead of eyeballing the whole email.
Thanks for the review.
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@joseph_azzi1 nice, that would close the loop nicely. good luck with it
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Hey Sendra team!
I’m actually converting my emails from Figma to HTML right now, and this tool helped me figure out how to do it without dealing with code, plugins, or all the other technical stuff — definitely not my area of expertise.
Thanks, guys 🙌
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@ira_motorina Thanks Irina. Sednra is a Figma plugin, but you never touch code. You design the email in Figma, select the frame, and it hands you the HTML.
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I design emails in Figma and then something always breaks in one client I didn't test. Which one still breaks last for you?
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Gmail on mobile in dark mode. Everything looks good everywhere else, but when someone opens it in Gmail in dark mode, the colors look different. And Outlook breaks the most for me.
just left a review, the test-to-inbox flow is genuinely the best part. saw your reply about gmail dark mode and outlook color shifts still being the rough edges. curious if sendra flags those as "known risk, check manually" before you even send the test, or if you only find out once the test email actually lands and you're eyeballing it yourself
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@galdayan Right now you find out from the test. Sendra handles the rendering itself, but it doesn't tell you ahead of time about which colors dark mode is likely to shift.
That's the next thing I'm building. Flag the risky spots before you send, so you know what to look at instead of eyeballing the whole email.
Thanks for the review.
@joseph_azzi1 nice, that would close the loop nicely. good luck with it