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Importing Canva HTML

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
February 7, 2023
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Hey guys, how are you? I had a graphic designer create a full template inside of Canva for us to use in Klaviyo for emails, however, it looks like importing via HTML doesn't work properly.

It seems as though we have to take each image inside of canva, save it and upload it separately as we like it inside of canva and then upload it as an image. We wouldn't be able to edit it inside of Klaviyo aside from adding our own links and images, so everything that was uploaded would have to be to our liking and we couldnt change it inside klaviyo

Am i missing an easier way to make this happen?

Thanks

Jordan

Best answer by stephen.trumble

Hey @Skimmy

Thank you so much for asking another great question! You aren’t missing anything, what you wrote is correct.

At this time, Klaviyo does not support the upload Canva templates. We cannot display iframe content in the emails when they are sent out. As you already are aware, you are able to export the HTML of the design from Canva, you can upload it into Klaviyo as an HTML email. Unfortunately, you will have to add a zip file that includes your attachments and reference them by their filename within your template. You can find more information on this here: Import a Custom HTML Template.

I have also submitted a request on your behalf to be able to import Canva HTML with our product team. There are have been a few people who have asked for this to be a feature as well, so hopefully it’s something we will see soon!

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fandf

Active Contributor I

Yep, another vote here to add a direct Canva connection!

Taylor Tarpley

Community Manager

Hi all!

All of your request have been logged! Thanks for raising your voice to help us make the product better!

-Taylor

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summercc

Contributor I

Any update on this?

It should be seamless creating a designed email in Canva and then have the ability to import easily into Klaviyo.

Please push this as a priority.

thank you

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freetrials

Contributor I

any update @Taylor Tarpley ?

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Worthitchris

Contributor I

Following up to see if there are any updates on this?? @stephen.trumble @Taylor Tarpley

emma.owens

Community Manager

Hi @Worthitchris, @freetrials and @summercc !

I can confirm that we released a Canva integration in September that now allows you to bring images from Klaviyo into Canva, and designs from Canva into Klaviyo. Once the Canva designs are in your Klaviyo image library, you can use them within email templates, SMS content, sign-up forms, and more.

Here is our guide for integrating with Canva.

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ethferguson

Contributor I

Canva's native Klaviyo integration is probably the cleanest path - from Canva's share menu you can push assets straight to Klaviyo's image library without any HTML export.If you need a full Klaviyo template rather than just individual images: export the design as a JPEG or PNG at 1200px, then run it through an image-slicing tool. Grotto Slice and Push.ai both take any image file - they auto-slice into horizontal sections and push a complete drag-and-drop template to Klaviyo. Trade-off for both: text inside the sections locks at export, so dynamic vars and editable copy need to live in native Klaviyo blocks, not inside those image areas.

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