Create Canva banners from the Signitic Campaigns module and import your designs directly to enrich your teams’ email signatures.
A new offer, an event or content to promote: your banners need to keep up with your communications. With Canva in Signitic, you move from designing a visual to adding it to a campaign without repeated manual exports and uploads.
Benefits:
Canva opens directly from Signitic’s Campaigns module. Sign in to Canva, design your banner and send it back with the built-in import. The visual joins your campaign without an intermediate download. Designs created this way can be reopened with the Canva editing option.
For a readable result, use a short message and a clear call to action. Support recommends a banner no larger than 600 × 200 pixels, matching your signature width. A 500-pixel signature should therefore use a banner of the same width. Preview the complete template before using the campaign.
A Canva account is required. Editing with Canva is available for campaigns created with Canva, not visuals uploaded from your computer.
Read the setup guide (in French)
Canva is where you design the banner: visuals, wording and layout. Signitic lets you include it in an email signature campaign. The tools work together, from the initial design idea to the message your contacts see in everyday emails.
Here are two practical situations showing how this connection fits into your organisation.
Practical example 1: You are preparing a webinar. From a new Signitic campaign, create a Canva banner showing the topic and date, then import it to support your event communications.
Practical example 2: The event date changes. If the campaign was created with Canva, reopen the visual using the Canva editing option. An image uploaded from your computer does not have this option.
To explore how companies organise email signature management, visit our customer stories (in French) or the Signitic blog (in French). Discover deployment examples and marketing and technical perspectives to help plan your project.
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