Canva has no real HTML export, and the usual workarounds fall short. The "Save as HTML" trick breaks multi-page sites, and screenshots or PDFs aren't real code. Canva-to-HTML captures your whole published site in a live browser, so every page, image, font, animation, and transition comes through as working code, in a self-contained zip you own and can host anywhere (Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare). $5 one-time, no subscription, no Canva hosting lock-in.
Hey all,
I built this because I needed it myself. I made my wedding site in Canva, loved it, then hit the wall: it's stuck on the my.canva.site URL with no real way to export it. The Save-as-HTML trick broke as soon as I had more than one page, and everything else just flattened it into a screenshot. I wanted the actual site, animations and all, on my own domain.
So I made it. Paste your published Canva site, it grabs the whole thing in a live browser, and you get the real working files back. Every page, image, font, and animation, zipped and ready for Netlify, Vercel, or your own server. No lock-in, no subscription. 5 dollars per site, still in beta.
A few things I'd love your take on:
If you've moved a Canva site off Canva before, how did you do it?
What would make you comfortable handing it your site URL? A demo, a sample zip, a free preview first?
Anything tricky I should test, like heavy animations, embeds, or forms?
I'll be around all day, so ask away. If it chokes on your site, tell me and I'll dig in.