You can build any type of form in Tally, contact, RSVP, registration, order, and embed it directly into your Canva website or Canva Doc using Canva's built-in Embed element. No code, no plugins, and no Canva Pro required.

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Embedding Tally forms on Canva is completely free. Canva's own form element is limited to Canva Pro and has fewer styling and field options, Tally gives you the same result for free, on any Canva plan.

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Use cases

A Canva website looks great out of the box, but its native form options are basic. Embedding a Tally form lets you collect exactly the data you need, styled to match your site:

• Contact forms: Let visitors reach out without exposing your email address. Start from the contact form template.
• Client intake forms: Collect project details, timelines, and requirements before kicking off new work. Try the client intake form template.
• Event RSVPs and registrations: Gather attendee details for a launch, workshop, or wedding site built in Canva.
• Order and booking forms: Take orders or bookings directly from a Canva storefront or landing page, with payment collection built in.
• Feedback and surveys: Add a feedback form to a Canva portfolio or client-facing site to collect reviews and testimonials.

How to embed a Tally form on your Canva website

Step 1: Build and publish your form

Create a Tally form manually, with the help of AI or start from a template, then publish it from the editor.