Before You Begin
Make sure you have:- Downloaded the template zip file from the Iconic Sections app (see How to Purchase and Download Email Templates)
- Extracted (unzipped) the zip file on your computer — right-click the file and choose “Extract All” on Windows, or double-click on Mac
order-confirmation.html, shipping-confirmation.html, etc.).
How to Install Each Template
Repeat these steps for each notification email you want to update:- Open your Shopify admin and go to Settings > Notifications.
- Find the notification you want to update — for example, click Order confirmation under the Orders section.
- On the notification detail page, scroll down to the Email body section.
- Click Edit code (or switch to HTML view if you see that option instead).
- Select all the existing code in the editor and delete it.
- Open the matching HTML file from your extracted template folder in any plain text editor (Notepad, TextEdit, VS Code, etc.).
- Select all the text in the HTML file (Ctrl+A / Cmd+A) and copy it.
- Paste the copied HTML into Shopify’s email body editor.
- Click Save.
Customizing Your Brand Details
After pasting the template, you will want to update a few elements to match your store:- Logo — replace the placeholder logo image with your store’s logo URL
- Brand colors — if the template uses color variables, update them to your brand palette
- Contact details — update any placeholder phone numbers, email addresses, or social media links
- Store name — confirm your store name appears correctly throughout
<!-- Replace with your logo URL --> to make them easy to find.
Sending a Test Email
Before considering the installation complete, always send a test email:- On the notification detail page in Shopify, click Send test notification (at the top of the page).
- Shopify sends a preview of the email to your store’s account email address.
- Check your inbox and review how the email looks in a real email client.
- Confirm that images load, links work, and the layout displays correctly on both desktop and mobile.
Different email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail) can render HTML emails differently. Testing in the email client your customers are most likely to use is good practice.