Export HTML

[NancyP235]

Hello, 

It'd be great if we could export htmls from emails created with the templates. Will this option be available soon?

[Chris__D]

Hey @NancyP235, we currently offer the ability to download your campaigns as a PDF or an image. As far as downloading the campaign as an HTML file, this is unfortunately not something that we allow as it's against our terms of service. Does the ability to download the campaign as a PDF or image not allow you to accomplish what you're trying to do? 

[DavidR589]

@Chris_D where can I find the HTML code to share it with someone?

Thank you!

[JohnR24]

I'm looking to do that also. We post our newsletters to a blog and currently set them up in Dreamweaver. We'd like to use some of the templates here and be able to do that also. FYI MailChimp allows that. We've been a long-time customer but it's getting to be an issue for us since we don't want to pay someone to setup a mobile friendly template. Any changes coming up around this?

[Frankie_P]

Thank you for taking the time to post in the Community. Because we haven't heard back from the original poster we are going to close this idea. This doesn't mean that we aren't listening to your feedback! If you would like to continue the conversation, please feel free to reply here in the Community or vote on any of the other open ideas to let us know what you would like to see.

[AlachuaC]

We have wondered the same thing at our office. It would simplify our work processes to be able to create an email newsletter once, and then post it from the application to our webpage as well. An online PDF has its limitations, and additional steps need to be taken to make a PDF version of our newsletter ADA compliant. So fo us that is not a solution. Having the ability to use html from Constant Contact would remove a few steps. I bet customers would be willing to have a "created with constant contact" at the bottom of the page in exchange for the additional functionality. It would be great if this functionality could be added in the future. I'm sure your coders could find a way to keep it proprietary to CC.