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Email Templates

Designing email templates in Figma just got easier. With the latest enhancements to the Rechat Figma Plugin, you can now create structured, email-ready templates faster with automatic layout handling.

1. Automatic Row & Column Structure

When designing email templates, structure matters. Every element must follow a specific layout to render properly across email providers.

Now, the plugin handles that for you.

  • Adding an element (like an image or text) will automatically place it inside a column and row

  • No need to manually build the structure first

  • Ensures your designs are email-compliant by default

Email formatting is strict. This removes guesswork and prevents broken layouts when exporting to Rechat.

2. Faster Template Creation with Smart Elements

You can now build templates by simply selecting elements like:

  • Image

  • Text

  • Button

  • Divider

The plugin will:

  • Automatically generate the correct layout structure

  • Place elements exactly where they need to go

  • Maintain compatibility with email rendering standards

3. Easier Multi-Column Layouts

Need side-by-side content (like price + details or agent info)?

  • Add a new row

  • Adjust the number of columns

  • Drop content directly into each column

This makes it easy to create:

  • Property detail sections

  • Agent info blocks

  • Multi-column layouts

4. Built-In Email Design Best Practices

The plugin is designed specifically for email constraints:

  • Encourages simple, clean layouts

  • Prevents unsupported structures

  • Keeps templates optimized for deliverability and rendering

What This Means for You

With these enhancements, you can:

  • Design email templates directly in Figma with confidence

  • Reduce back-and-forth fixing layout issues

  • Create templates faster for your agents

  • Ensure everything works seamlessly once imported into Rechat

If you’re building email templates, always think in rows and columns, even if you don’t have to manually create them anymore. It’ll help you design more intentionally and avoid layout surprises.

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