Ever wanted to redirect users from a visually appealing QR code in Canva to a specific webpage? You're in the right place. While Canva doesn't natively support clickable links in QR codes, we've found a creative workaround to help you achieve this.

By combining Canva's QR code generator with a simple URL shortening service, you can create a clickable QR code that directs users to your desired web destination. Let's dive into the step-by-step process.

Generating a QR Code in Canva
First, let's create a QR code in Canva. If you haven't already, sign up for a Canva account and log in.

Once you're in, click on "Create a design," then choose the "QR code" option from the list of templates. Canva will open a new workspace with a QR code generator.
Customizing Your QR Code

To make your QR code visually appealing and on-brand, you can customize its color, style, and even add a logo. In the "Elements" panel on the left, click on the QR code template to open the customization options.
Play around with the color, border, and style options to make your QR code uniquely yours. If you have a logo, you can upload it to the QR code for added recognition.
Changing the QR Code's URL

Now that your QR code is visually appealing, let's make it clickable. Unfortunately, Canva doesn't support adding URLs directly to QR codes. So, we'll use a URL shortening service called Bitly.
Sign up for a free Bitly account, and once logged in, click on "Create a new bitlink." Enter your desired URL and click "Shorten." Bitly will generate a shortened URL for you.
Making Your QR Code Clickable

Now that you have a shortened URL, let's make your Canva QR code clickable. Unfortunately, Canva doesn't support interactive features like clickable links. But we have a workaround using a third-party tool called "SpamHere."
SpamHere allows you to add clickable actions to static images like your Canva QR code. Here's how it works:









Using SpamHere to Add a Clickable Link
Once you've designed your QR code in Canva, download it as a PNG file. Then, head over to the SpamHere website (www.spamhere.com).
Upload your QR code image file and enter your Bitly short URL as the "Link" destination. Choose a trigger, such as "Image Click" (the default option). Once you're done, click "Save."
SpamHere will generate HTML code for your clickable QR code. Copy this code and use it on your website or wherever you plan to display your QR code.
Testing Your Clickable QR Code
Before sharing your QR code, test it to ensure it works correctly. Convert your Bitly short URL into a full URL by clicking on the plus icon next to your short URL in the Bitly dashboard. This will open your shortened URL, which you can test on your device's QR code scanner.
If everything works as expected, your QR code is now clickable and ready to use!
With this creative workaround, you can create engaging and clickable QR codes in Canva that drive users to your desired web destinations. Happy designing!