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Connect your Mailjet account to export emails created in Brew directly to Mailjet as templates. No manual copy-pasting, design in Brew and export in one click.
Mailjet Integration

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Setup

1

Open the Mailjet integration in Brew

In Brew, go to Integrations and click the Mailjet card.
2

Navigate to API Key Management in Mailjet

In Mailjet, go to Account Settings → API Key Management (SMTP & API Settings).
3

Paste your API Key

Copy your API Key (public key) and paste it into Brew.
Use your account’s primary API Key, not a subaccount key. Subaccount keys cannot access the templates API and exports will fail.
4

Paste your Secret Key

Copy your Secret Key (private key) from the same page and paste it into Brew. Click Connect.
That’s it. Mailjet is now connected to Brew.

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Exporting a template

Once connected:
  1. Open an email you’ve created in Brew
  2. Click Send
  3. Choose Export template to Mailjet
  4. Give it a name and click Export
The template appears in Mailjet under Content → Email Templates, ready to use.

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What to expect after exporting

Exported templates are available under Content → Email Templates. From there, Preview lets you check the email in mobile and desktop views, and Edit opens the HTML code editor. Brew templates are not editable in Mailjet’s drag-and-drop editor. Any design changes should be made in Brew and re-exported. To send a test email, open the Edit view and use the Preview & Test option.

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Requirements

  • A Mailjet account
  • Your API Key and Secret Key (Account Settings → API Key Management)
Subaccount API keys can’t create templates. Use your account’s primary API Key.