Wondering how to create and share Canva templates as digital products that you can sell online?
In this Canva template tutorial, you’ll learn how to make money with Canva by selling
digital products, namely Canva templates, online. So let's get right into how to create,
share and sell Canva templates.
First off, if you don't have a Canva account yet, just click on the link in the description
box below to sign up for free. You can either create a new Canva design to share as a template,
or open up a Canva design you already created. For more details on how to create a new Canva
design, be it a PDF, social media graphic, logo, or something else, make sure to check
out our Canva tutorials playlist, which is full of step-by-step Canva tutorials for beginners.
Leave a comment below and let me know what type of Canva templates you'll be selling
online.
Once you've located a Canva design you wish to transform into a template, click on it
to open it up. Now all you have to do is click on the three little dots on the top, right-hand
side, click on the three little dots again in this 'share' section to 'see all', and
then on 'template'.
Select a folder where you wish to save your Canva template to, or click on 'create new'
at the bottom to create a new folder, and then click on 'add'. To publish your Canva
design as a template, click on the 'publish template' button.
A popup will appear once your design has been published as a template. Click on 'view template'
to open up the folder where you saved the Canva template, and view the Canva template
design.
If you plan on using the Canva template yourself, such as to automate your social media content
creation, all you have to do is click on it, and then on 'use this template' to create
a copy of your template design which you can easily edit, without altering the original
template design. If you do wish to alter the original template design, click on 'edit original'
instead.
If you plan on sharing these Canva templates as digital products to sell online, you can
do so by sharing this 'share template link' within an online course platform. I personally
use Teachable to do that, which you can try out for free by clicking on the link in the
description box below.
In Teachable, follow the steps as you normally would to create a new course, and add a new
course lecture. If you don't know how to do that, make sure to watch my video on 'how
to create an online course with Teachable'. I'll leave the link to it in the description
box below.
Then all you have to do is create a new text box within your course lecture in Teachable,
add in some text that describes your Canva template, select it, and link it to the share
template link in Canva. Now when someone purchases this course, and opens up this share template
link, they'll be able to click on 'use template' to use the Canva template you created within
their own Canva account, without altering the original template design.
This is the exact process I followed when creating my 'Online Business Templates Vault',
which is a vault filled with 50 Canva templates that help you save 90% of the time you're
currently spending on designing new graphics and create all the graphics you need for your
online business in just a few clicks. You can check it out by clicking on the link in
the description box below.
If you're serious about sharing Canva templates as digital products that you can sell online,
make sure to check out our Canva tutorials playlist for even more Canva tips and tricks,
as well as our FREE cheat sheet with brilliant tools that you should use below this video
to learn more about how to save time and boost your productivity in your online business.
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so that you can navigate the tech side of online business with ease, and stay tuned
for our next video which is about how to make Instagram infographics with Canva. As you
wait for my next video to go live, check out these two videos I have right here, and I'll
see you in my next video.