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How To Easily Add Clickable Links To Your Canva Designs

Ever wondered how creators are able to create clickable links on their Canva designs? I’ll show you how to easily add clickable links to your Canva designs in just a few easy-to-follow steps.

 

By inserting a clickable link into your design, you can allow your potential audience to view your website or go directly to a particular page. You also have the option to add a link to your PDF document, like a freebie opt-in, presentation, etc.

 

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Why Do You Need to Create Hyperlinks?

Creating a hyperlink or a clickable link to your Canva designs can be really beneficial. It allows your audience to instantly click on your links whether you’re sharing your social media links or a link to an email opt-in without them needing to go look for it.

 

How to Easily Add Clickable Links to Your Canva Designs

To add your clickable links to Canva has never been easier. Your hyperlinks are usually added to pdf documents or your Instagram bio link website.

  • Create a new design on your Canva homepage

  • Add the text you want to make clickable on your new design

  • Highlight the text you’ve just created

  • Depending on your computers screen size you will either need to click on the three dots or notice that a link symbol

  • Add your link and press enter. You can now download your PDF document.


Boom, just like that you have a professional design with your links to share with your audience! How easy right?!

 

Found this Canva hack useful? Let me know in the comments below.

 


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