The best Figma to Klaviyo tools in 2026

7 October 2026 · 9 min read

There are now more than a dozen ways to get a Figma email design into Klaviyo, and they don’t all do the same job. Some only move images. Some turn your design into code. Some build the whole template for you. Which one is best depends on what you want to end up with in Klaviyo, and how much work you want to do in Figma first.

A note on fairness: we make Carvr, one of the tools below. Everything about the other tools comes from their own websites, docs and listings, checked on 7 October 2026. Prices change often, so check each site before you buy. If something here is out of date, email support@carvr.ai and we’ll fix it.

The short version

• Free, and happy to lay out the email yourself: Klaviyo’s own Figma plugin.
• Coded, responsive HTML from a design system: Emailify or Marka, or Email Love.
• Campaigns built straight from Figma, Klaviyo only: Pushed.
• A finished design to a drag-and-drop template, automatically: Carvr, or a Klaviyo-only slicer such as Figaviyo, Slicely, Klivo or Autosliced.
• You’d rather place every cut by hand: Email Snipper or EmailSlicer.
• Not only on Klaviyo: Carvr (Klaviyo, Omnisend, Mailchimp) or one of the HTML builders.

Every tool at a glance

The tools fall into three groups: Klaviyo’s own plugin, which moves images; HTML builders, which turn the design into code; and slicers, which cut a finished design into image sections and build the template.

Klaviyo’s own Figma plugin

Klaviyo released a free, official plugin on the Figma Community in 2026. You select frames, groups or components and export them as PNG or JPG images into your Klaviyo image library, in batches and to more than one Klaviyo account. It is the simplest way to get assets out of Figma.

What it does not do is build the email. You still decide where the design is cut, arrange the images in the template, add a link to each and write the alt text. If you already slice your designs into frames and like assembling templates in Klaviyo, it may be all you need, and it costs nothing.

HTML builders: turn the design into code

These plugins generate a coded, responsive HTML email with real text. The trade-off is structure: the design has to be built their way, and the result is a coded template, edited in Klaviyo’s code editor rather than its drag-and-drop editor.

Emailify

The most widely installed plugin here, with more than 500 email components and an AI designer. Its own listing says it does not convert designs made outside the plugin, so you design with its components from the start. It uploads an HTML template to Klaviyo and exports to dozens of other platforms. Free includes 10 Pro trials; Pro is $49 per user a month.

Marka

Turns a Figma design built with Auto Layout into table-based HTML, with mobile layouts taken from your Auto Layout. It pushes to Klaviyo with an API key, or you import a ZIP, and it also supports Mailchimp, HubSpot, SendGrid, Brevo and Postmark. There is a limited free plan; Pro is $36 a month.

Email Love

Builds HTML from its own components, and its AI Import can turn a screenshot, PNG or Figma component into its format. It exports to Klaviyo as HTML only: its docs say it dropped Klaviyo’s drag-and-drop format because it broke custom HTML. Free covers 5 exports a month; Starter is $19 per user a month.

Pushed

Sends a design to Klaviyo as an HTML template, or as a configured campaign with sender, subject, audience and preview text set. Designs have to follow its auto layout rules: a 600px width, vertical auto layout, frames that touch with no gaps. It works with Klaviyo only, and costs $19 a month for one Klaviyo account, plus $15 for each extra account.

Stripo has no Figma plugin of its own: its guide sends you through Email Love or Emailify into Stripo, and from there to Klaviyo as HTML or as an editable template that it notes may differ slightly from the design.

Slicers: from a finished design to a template

Slicers take the design as it is, cut it into horizontal image sections, and build a template in Klaviyo’s drag-and-drop editor. Nothing has to be rebuilt, and what arrives looks exactly like the design. The words inside an image section are part of the image, so a copy change goes back through the design.

Carvr

Our tool. It works from a Figma frame through the Carvr plugin, or from one PNG or JPG exported from Photoshop, Canva or anything else, in the web app. Carvr finds the cuts itself (you can move any line), compresses the images, adds a link to each section from your Figma prototype links or the brand’s default, writes alt text with AI, and builds a native drag-and-drop template.

What sets it apart: it sends to Klaviyo, Omnisend and Mailchimp, where most slicers are Klaviyo only; it can send text-only sections as editable text blocks (live text blocks) and keep animated GIFs animated; and agencies can run many brands from one shared account, with an API for automation. It is free for 5 email designs a month, then $48 a month for 30, up to $598 for 1,000, with a 14-day free trial on every paid plan. It is priced per email design, so it costs more than the cheapest slicers if you send a lot.

Figaviyo

A Figma plugin that works from a finished frame, detects sections, writes alt text and compresses images. You choose image sections for the drag-and-drop editor or responsive HTML for the code editor. Klaviyo only, with a free plan for 5 uploads a month and paid plans from $19.

Slicely

Detects sections from a Figma plugin or an uploaded PNG, JPG or ZIP and builds a drag-and-drop template, with a footer builder and an AI check of offers and promo codes. Klaviyo only; a 5-day trial, then from $39.99 a month.

Klivo

Auto-slices a PNG or JPG by pixel analysis, with manual horizontal and vertical cuts, writes alt text and suggests links from your store. Klaviyo only; free for 10 uploads a month, then from $79 a month at its launch price.

Autosliced

No Figma plugin: you upload a PNG or JPG, AI suggests the cuts and you refine them, and it creates or updates a drag-and-drop template. Klaviyo only. Free until 31 October 2026, then from $9 a month.

Email Snipper and EmailSlicer

Both have you place the cuts yourself rather than detecting them. Email Snipper builds a Klaviyo draft campaign or template with AI alt text and can add saved universal blocks; it is free for 10 exports a month, then from $19. EmailSlicer cuts a design into 2 to 10 slices on the web or by your Figma guides, and is $49 a year or $69 once. Both send to Klaviyo; Email Snipper offers a ZIP download for other platforms.

A newer plugin, Klaviyo Ninja, also auto-detects slices from Figma and pushes them to Klaviyo; it has no website or published pricing yet.

And if you design in Canva

Canva connects to Klaviyo directly: it sends images to your Klaviyo image library, or an email design as an HTML template for Klaviyo’s code editor. A Canva design exported as one image can also go through any slicer above that takes a PNG or JPG, Carvr included.

How to choose

1. What do you want to edit in Klaviyo afterwards? Live text everywhere means an HTML builder. A template your team adjusts in the drag-and-drop editor means a slicer.
2. How are your designs built? Component libraries and strict auto layout suit the HTML builders. Finished, free-form designs, or files from Photoshop and Canva, suit a slicer.
3. Which platforms do you send from? If any client is on Omnisend or Mailchimp, most slicers are out.
4. How many emails a month, for how many brands? Pricing is per user, per account, per export or per email depending on the tool, and that decides the cost more than the headline price.

For a walk through each route, from rebuilding by hand to auto-slicing, see Figma to Klaviyo: 4 ways to move an email design.

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