How to Collect Emails on Canva Website with a Contact Form

[@highlandutilities]

Canva is brilliant... This is information, I was looking for.. Thanks 👍👍

[@ettercreations]

@@highlandutilities Your welcome so glad it was helpful!

[@alessandropetacca]

Very useful advices and tutorial, thank you.

[@ettercreations]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kathleenhudson9012]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! You made my life easier in less than 8 minutes.

[@ettercreations]

You're welcome, so glad it helped!

[@BettyMullins]

Does the google contact form make a list of your sign ups automatically or do you have to make a separate sheet?

[@ettercreations]

Great question! Yes it records the answers right in the form. Once you start getting responses, you will see the answers under "Responses" in the Google form and can look through them individually.

[@NadiriAmin]

Do I have to use Canva Pro to get web publishing features?

[@ettercreations]

You can do it on the Free account, so long as no Pro elements are used in your design. It’s a separate cost for a custom domain as well. Otherwise it’s Free!

[@JoanneGates.execcoach]

When I add a link to a form, I get a warning message that says "Double Check this link...." I'm not sure if that's a security setting only on my end or if my customers will also see this. any way to avoid this?

[@ettercreations]

The form is created in Google, and there shouldn't be an issue if you're using the correct share link on the Canva Website. You could try it on a different browser, that's the easiest way to see what your customer would see.

[@o____4448]

thank you!! embedding no longer works for google forms. So, I appreciate this!

[@ettercreations]

I’m so glad it helped!

[@christinemarie007]

You forgot to show the steps on how to get a contact form in google...

[@ettercreations]

That's a great point. For this demonstration I assume the user knows how to create one. But I should do a separate video on that. Thanks for your feedback!

[@berniesutton7277]

Please don’t “Go ahead” so often. It’s a redundant phrase and using it repeatedly is aggravating

[@ettercreations]

Thanks for your input, sometimes we don't realize our word whiskers till someone points it out to us.

[@berniesutton7277]

@@ettercreations you're welcome. I hope your channel does well