If your ESP isn't yet integrated with Stripo, you can export a template as HTML and import it manually. Stripo currently integrates with over 80 ESPs, and the list keeps growing.
HTML export gives you the template's code as a file, an archive, or text on your clipboard, so you can import it anywhere that accepts HTML.
Format | What you get | Choose it when |
HTML file | A single HTML file. Images remain linked to Stripo's servers. | Your images are already hosted somewhere stable |
HTML archive | An HTML file plus a separate folder with the images, saved locally instead of linking to Stripo's servers. | You want to host the images yourself |
HTML code | The full template code, copied directly from the editor. | You're pasting into a code editor or an ESP's HTML view |
To export the template, you'll need it open in the editor.
Export your template:
1. Open the template and click Export, above the editing area.
2. In the pop-up, click the HTML icon.
3. Choose HTML file, HTML archive, or HTML code.
4. Set the export options you need (see the table below for what each one does).
5. Download the file, or copy the code.
Once exported, open the file with any text or code editor to copy the code, then paste it into your ESP.
Important note:
Copying the code to your clipboard uses up an export, just like downloading a file. If you're near your plan's export limit, copy once and save the code locally instead of copying it again.
Export options:
Which options appear depends on the format you picked.
Option | What it does | Available for |
Minimize HTML | Removes line breaks, extra spaces, and other unnecessary characters to reduce file size. | File, archive, code |
Set image sizes | Adds fixed width and height to every image in the code. Some ESPs require this to prevent images from breaking on import. | File, archive, code |
Accessibility support | Adds the role="presentation" attribute to help screen readers. Turning this off removes the attribute from the code. | File, archive, code |
Replace image path | Points image paths to the local image folder instead of Stripo's servers. If turned off, paths stay as they are in the template. | Archive |
Image folder configuration | Sets a custom name for the image folder. By default, images are stored in /images. | Archive |
HTML file name | Choose Static to use index.html, or Dynamic to use the template's name from the editor. | Archive |
Tip:
Turn on Minimize HTML and Set both sizes for all images together before importing into an unfamiliar platform. That pair clears up most rendering surprises on the receiving end.
Stripo integrates with over 80 ESPs. If yours isn't on the list, email support@stripo.email and we'll look into adding it.
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