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How do I export a Klaviyo template as an image?

  • August 15, 2022
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I've create a Klaviyo template, but I need to send this EDM to partnering schools for them to disseminate to their students. How do I do this instead of sending them the HTML? They only accept image files. 

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    Hi @santini98, I agree with @Taylor Tarpley, some more context would definitely be helpful since there may be another way or approach to accomplish your goal.

    However, if you really just want to send an “image” of an email you created, the easiest way I can think of is to send yourself a Preview Email and then converting it to a PDF within your email client.  Depending on your system (Mac or PC) and your email client, you can often “Print as PDF” or “Save as PDF” as a quick way to create a shareable PDF file.

    I’m on a Mac, so that’s the one I’m familiar with here:

    Not sure if this is the solution you want, but let us know!

     

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    Taylor Tarpley
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    August 15, 2022

    Hi @santini98

     

    Welcome to the Community! 

     

    Do you mind sharing out the goal behind this process? Why are you trying to share a Klaviyo template for students to use? How are you intending for them to use it? This could help me understand more fully what you’re trying to accomplish here!

     

    Thanks for participating in the Community!

    -Taylor

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    August 15, 2022

    Hi @santini98, I agree with @Taylor Tarpley, some more context would definitely be helpful since there may be another way or approach to accomplish your goal.

    However, if you really just want to send an “image” of an email you created, the easiest way I can think of is to send yourself a Preview Email and then converting it to a PDF within your email client.  Depending on your system (Mac or PC) and your email client, you can often “Print as PDF” or “Save as PDF” as a quick way to create a shareable PDF file.

    I’m on a Mac, so that’s the one I’m familiar with here:

    Not sure if this is the solution you want, but let us know!

     

    Joseph Hsieh // retentioncommerce.com // X: @retention