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# Importing Templates to the Neon Blue App

### Overview

Once your email template is Neon Blue-ready in your ESP (see [Connecting Email Templates to Neon Blue](https://docs.neonblue.ai/~/revisions/YMLWSc774XgJY4LSMjjr/email-integration/connecting-email-templates-to-neon-blue)), you need to import it into the Neon Blue platform so it can be used in Draft Experiments and Experiments.

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### New Templates

#### 1. Sync Source Templates

In the Neon Blue portal, navigate to **Source Templates** and sync. This pulls your ESP's templates into Neon Blue. Your newly created template will appear in the list.

> **Note:** Neon Blue can only import HTML templates. If you built your template using a visual/drag-and-drop editor, export the raw HTML and re-import it as an HTML template in your ESP before syncing.

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#### 2. Import to Content Templates

Select the source template and import it into the **Content Templates** list. This designates it as usable by Draft Experiments and Experiments.

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#### 3. Create the Content Schema

Set up a **Content Schema** that matches the dynamic fields in your template. The schema field names must correspond to the variable names you defined (e.g., `h1`, `body`, `block1_img`).

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### Syncing Existing Templates

If you've updated a template that's already been imported, navigate to **Content Templates** and sync. This pulls the latest version from your ESP without needing to re-import from Source Templates.

{% embed url="<https://www.loom.com/share/2bcee254052640fe9810cb3f677f35cf>" %}

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### Next Steps

Your template is now ready to use in a \[Draft Experiment].