Quick start
- From the left navigation menu on your dashboard, go to Marketing.
- Click on Emails, and then select Templates. This section lists all your existing designs and allows you to bring in new ones.
Follow the detailed steps below to complete the setup.
Imagine this. You just closed a huge e-commerce client who wants to migrate entirely to your agency’s HighLevel ecosystem. They are sold on the automations, the funnels, and the CRM. But there is a massive roadblock. They have a library of gorgeous, highly optimized Mailchimp email templates they spent thousands of dollars perfecting, and they refuse to abandon them.
They expect you to move everything over seamlessly by Friday. Your designer opens the Mailchimp files and panics. They start manually recreating every single header, image block, and text section from a blank canvas. Three days later, the margins are off, the mobile formatting is broken, and you just burned through your entire profit margin on tedious design labor.
You cannot scale an agency if you are manually rebuilding assets you already own. HighLevel fixes this instantly. You can import their existing Mailchimp templates straight into the visual Design Editor. No coding. No messy HTML. Just paste a link and the system automatically converts the layout into fully editable drag-and-drop blocks. Let us pull those designs over right now.
Ready to streamline this? Here is exactly how to do it in 60 seconds:
Part 1: Access Your Email Templates
First, we need to open the command center where your new assets will live.
- From the left navigation menu on your dashboard, go to Marketing.
- Click on Emails, and then select Templates. This section lists all your existing designs and allows you to bring in new ones.
Part 2: Start the Import Process
Let us skip the blank canvas and grab your external assets.
- Click the New button located on the top right of your screen.
- Select Import Email from the dropdown menu to open the external provider options.
Part 3: Fetch the Mailchimp Assets
Now we point the system directly to the campaign you want to migrate.
- In the popup window, open the Import from dropdown menu and choose Mailchimp.
- Copy the specific campaign URL directly from your client’s Mailchimp account.
- Paste that link into the URL field so HighLevel can fetch the structure.
Part 4: Launch the Visual Editor
Time to lock in the template and start customizing.
- Enter a clear, recognizable title in the Template Name field.
- Select the Open in Design Editor option.
- Click Create Template. Your Mailchimp layout will instantly open in the visual Design Editor, completely ready for drag-and-drop customization without touching a single line of code.
Importing your Mailchimp assets instantly preserves your client’s branding and saves your team countless hours of manual design work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I access my Email Templates?
First, we need to open the command center where your new assets will live. From the left navigation menu on your dashboard, go to Marketing. Click on Emails, and then select Templates. This section lists all your existing designs and allows you to bring in new ones.
What should I know about start the Import Process?
Let us skip the blank canvas and grab your external assets. Click the New button located on the top right of your screen. Select Import Email from the dropdown menu to open the external provider options.
What should I know about fetch the Mailchimp Assets?
Now we point the system directly to the campaign you want to migrate. In the popup window, open the Import from dropdown menu and choose Mailchimp. Copy the specific campaign URL directly from your client’s Mailchimp account. Paste that link into the URL field so HighLevel can fetch the structure.
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