If you work on email campaigns with a team, you've probably done this:
- Finish your HTML email
- Screenshot it
- Open Figma
- Paste
- Share the Figma link
- Wait for comments
- Make changes
- Screenshot again
- Make changes
- "Wait, which version is this?" It works. Barely.
Why We All Do This
Figma has great commenting. Click anywhere, leave a comment, it pins to that spot. Tag people. Resolve threads. Everyone knows how to use it.
So when you need feedback on an email, Figma seems obvious. Just paste a screenshot and let people comment.
But it's a workaround, not a workflow.
What Breaks
New screenshot for every version. Every time you make a change, that's another screenshot to paste.
Version control is manual. email_v2_final_FINAL_revised.fig. We've all been there.
Team members get confused. Not everyone lives in Figma. Some people find it overwhelming just to leave a comment.
Context switching. Code editor, screenshot tool, Figma, Slack, repeat. Every review cycle is 5 tools.
What I wanted was Figma's commenting. But on the actual email. The live HTML, not a screenshot.
So I built it.
EmailQA
Upload your HTML email. Get a shareable link. Send it to anyone.
Reviewers click anywhere on the email and leave comments. A highlight shows exactly what they're referring to. Just like Figma. Reviewers don't need to create accounts.
Upload a new version and compare them side-by-side or with a slider. Edit the HTML right in the tool. Sync comments to Slack and reply from there.
Free forever. $10/mo for Slack integration and team features.
60-second demo: https://app.arcade.software/share/ZkKiEbp2CWjwfvujtWG4
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