Your Canva portfolio can now be a website

Most creators start their portfolio in Canva. It makes sense: it's fast, familiar and the result looks good. The problem isn't the design. It's how the design reaches the brand.

A PDF travels as an attachment. The brand has to download it, open it and pinch-zoom through it on a phone. Your videos turn into screenshots. And once it's sent, you have no idea what happened: was it opened, how many people looked, where did they stop?

You don't need to redo the design. It just needs to move into the right format.

How it works

In Yougee you connect your Canva account and pick your design from the list or paste its link. You decide which pages to bring over. After that it moves like a guided flow:

• Every Canva page becomes its own section on your site, with its text and images. The order is the order of your design.
• Images are saved to your library, so you can reuse them on other pages later.
• You see the site map: rename sections and drop any page you don't want.
• The first style option is your Canva colors and fonts. You can pick a different direction if you like.
• If you want, a contact form or a booking calendar is added, so brands can reach you from the page.

The result isn't a pixel copy. A Canva page is a fixed slide; a website has to flow on every screen. The AI keeps the concept of your design (color use, type, spacing) and rebuilds it as a page that works on mobile.

Let's be upfront about videos

Canva doesn't always hand over the video files inside a design. That isn't our choice; it's how Canva exports work. Videos whose files we can get go straight onto their pages.

For the ones we can't get, we don't guess. We find which pages have video and show them to you before the build. For each spot you pick a video from your library or upload one, so the site is created with your videos in the right place.

After that, it's all yours

The page opens in the visual editor. You fix text in place, swap an image for a video, reorder sections. Changing the design in Canva doesn't change your site; the import is a copy. Edit the site in Yougee or import the design again.

When you publish you get a single link: yourname.yougee.co, or your own domain on Pro. Paste it into an email, a DM or your bio, and the brand opens it without downloading anything.

Canva is a trademark of Canva Pty Ltd. Yougee works with Canva; it is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Canva.