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Your MiriCanvas Links Aren't Broken. Your Export Is
Clicked a MiriCanvas link in your download and nothing happened? MiriCanvas names only three places to test links. Here's which one to send.
Prices last read 2026-11-08
Short answer
MiriCanvas tells you to check links in only three places: Slideshow, the shared (published) viewer, or a web PDF downloaded at high resolution.If you exported a PNG, JPG, GIF, MP4 or PPTX and your links do nothing, you probably haven't done anything wrong. MiriCanvas's link guide doesn't mention any of those formats as a place to test links. Add the link in the editor, then deliver the design as a high-resolution web PDF or a published share link, and click every link before you send it.Source: Using the Link Feature · 2026-11-08; Download Guide · 2026-11-08
Here's my take: the download menu is the trap. It lists PNG, JPG, PDF, PPTX, MP4 and GIF side by side as if they were interchangeable, but if you care about links, they aren't. A flat image can't hold a link the way a PDF can, and MiriCanvas only names one downloadable format as a place to check links. Pick your output first and design around it.
Step 1: Attach the link properly
- Select the text or elementClick the text or element you want to make clickable in the editor.
- Open Link in the left menuChoose Link from the left-hand menu, enter the destination URL, set the destination page if you need one, and click Apply.
- Use email or phone links if you need themMiriCanvas says links can also point to an email address or a telephone number, not just a website.
Source: Using the Link Feature · 2026-11-08
Step 2: Test it where MiriCanvas says links work
The three test environments MiriCanvas documents
- Slideshow: launch it from the editor (the shortcut is Ctrl + Alt + P on Windows or Cmd + Alt + P on Mac, and Esc exits).
- Shared viewer: publish the design and open the shared URL in your browser's address bar.
- High-resolution PDF: download a web PDF as a high-resolution file and click the link in a PDF viewer.
Source: Using the Link Feature · 2026-11-08; New Editor Keyboard Shortcuts · 2026-11-08
Check the PDF type before you blame the link
The PDF download comes in Web and Print versions. MiriCanvas's link guide names a high-resolution web PDF specifically, so start there if links in your PDF aren't responding.
Source: Download Guide · 2026-11-08; Using the Link Feature · 2026-11-08
Step 3: Choose the output that fits your situation
To publish, click the Share icon next to the download button, turn on the publish toggle and click Copy. Under page style you can choose Slideshow (left and right panning), Vertical Scroll, or Quizzes and personality tests. MiriCanvas says that last option lets viewers click an element with a page link and jump to the linked page. In that same help article, it says crown-marked features are only on paid plans, so look for the crown in your own panel. Before you publish, check Detailed options: the setting that lets viewers copy the original is on by default, and you can also set a password there.
Source: Sharing a Design · 2026-11-08
My recommendation: if the links are the point of the design (a menu, a portfolio, a quiz, a page full of contact details), send the published link, not a file. You control it, it opens in any browser, and it's the only documented way to make page-to-page jumps feel like an app. Use the high-resolution web PDF when someone needs a file to keep or attach. Use Slideshow when you're presenting it yourself. I think the PPTX export gets too much credit for this job.
The PPTX export has another catch. MiriCanvas's FAQ says only PPT files downloaded with the Single image option may be shared or posted online. For sharing a presentation, it suggests the Share function or a PDF download instead. So 'export to PowerPoint and send it' is often the wrong move, whatever happens to your links.
Source: Q. Can I share the PPT file downloaded from MiriCanvas with others or post it online? · 2026-11-08; Download Guide · 2026-11-08
The “Company” may change the “Service” or cease to provide “Service” or function
MiriCanvas Terms of Use (Effective Date: May 17, 2026), Article 10Source: MiriCanvas Terms of Use (Effective Date: May 17, 2026) · 2026-11-08
Why this matters here: under its terms, MiriCanvas can change how features behave. A link that worked in last month's export isn't guaranteed to work the same way today, so re-test every link in your final output before each send.
Pre-send checklist
- Every linked element shows the right URL, email, phone number or page in the Link panel.
- You clicked each link in Slideshow.
- If you're sending a file: it's a high-resolution web PDF, and you clicked each link in a PDF viewer.
- If you're sending a link: you opened the shared URL in a browser and checked the page style and the copy and password settings.
Source: Using the Link Feature · 2026-11-08; Sharing a Design · 2026-11-08
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