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Add a link to text, images, elements, & videos

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Adding a link to an item in your design document is easy! To hyperlink on the Canva web app, desktop app, or mobile app, use the link button in the editor toolbar. This wikiHow shows you how to create hyperlinks in Canva for Windows, Mac, Android, and iPhone.

Things You Should Know

  • Select the item you’re going to hyperlink.
  • Click or tap the link button in the editor toolbar.
  • Enter the link in the pop-up window and press the Enter key or Apply .
  1. You can either create a new design, or open an existing one. Items will retain their hyperlink when you present the design, or download it as a PDF. [1]
    • If you’re just getting started or want some refreshers, check out our guides on learning graphic design and learning web design .
  2. You can make text, images, elements, and videos into clickable links.
    • You can make just part of text a hyperlink by double-clicking the text and highlighting where you want to add the link.
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  3. It’s the icon with a chain link in the editor toolbar.
  4. Type or paste the website you want to link to in the pop-up window. You can also link to another page in the design document, or to a recent design.
  5. Use the Enter button on your keyboard to confirm the hyperlink.
    • On mobile, tap Apply or Done to confirm the link.
    • If you’re downloading the design, there are a few things to know about hyperlinks:
      • Downloading as a PDF allows hyperlinks to remain functional.
      • Image files (such as JPG) don’t support hyperlinks.
      • Social media (like LinkedIn) don’t support hyperlinks (on posts or PDFs).
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