10 Canva Templates You Need to Be Selling on Pinterest (Even If You're Just Starting Out)

 

Have you ever thought about making money online but didn’t know where to start? Selling Canva templates on Pinterest is one of the easiest and smartest ways to do it.

Why? Because Pinterest is full of people looking for things to help them grow their business, organize their life, or make cute graphics—and they’re ready to buy.

If you’ve ever used Canva before (it’s a free design tool), you already have what it takes to start selling templates. Let’s go over the top 10 Canva templates that sell really well on Pinterest—and how YOU can start creating them today.

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1. Pinterest Pin Templates

Think about it: people on Pinterest need pins… to post on Pinterest. Kinda funny, right? That’s why Pinterest Pin Templates are always in demand.

You can create cute, easy-to-edit pin designs for bloggers, coaches, or Etsy shop owners. Make sure they can switch out the colors, fonts, and pictures easily. Add a few styles in one bundle, like:

• Blog post pins

• Product pins

• Sale or event pins

Bonus tip: Use eye-catching titles like “10 Ways to Save Time” or “Best Gifts Under $20”—Pinterest LOVES that stuff.

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2. Instagram Story Templates

Instagram is where people show off their brand—and stories are a big part of that. You can sell Instagram Story Templates for people who don’t have time to design them from scratch.

Make templates for:

• Sales

• Client wins

• Quotes or tips

• “This or That” games

These are perfect for life coaches, small businesses, and content creators. Keep them clean, bold, and on-brand.

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3. Lead Magnet Templates

A lead magnet is something free that a business gives away to grow their email list. But guess what? Not everyone knows how to design a pretty one.

You can create templates like:

• Checklists

• Mini-guides

• “How-to” PDFs

• Cheat sheets

Just make sure it looks organized, simple, and easy to read. Add a spot for a business name or logo so buyers can personalize it.

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4. Digital Planner Pages

Digital planners are super popular right now. You can make printable or tablet-friendly planner pages in Canva that help people:

• Plan their day

• Track habits

• Set goals

• Stay organized

You can even make themed planners like “Self-Care Planner” or “Busy Mom Planner.” These sell great on Etsy and Pinterest because people love tools that help them feel more in control.

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5. eBook and Workbook Templates

If someone is teaching an online class or sharing expert advice, they’ll need a professional-looking eBook or workbook. That’s where your templates come in.

Design Canva templates that let them:

• Add text and headings

• Include questions and space for answers

• Add photos or charts

• Brand it with their logo or colors

This is perfect for coaches, teachers, and bloggers who want to look polished without hiring a designer.

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6. Business Card Templates

Even in a digital world, people still love business cards. They use them at craft fairs, events, and local meetups. You can sell business card templates that are modern and easy to update.

Make sure to include:

• Name

• Job title or business name

• Phone number or email

• QR code (people love this!)

These are great for beauty businesses, handmade sellers, and online brands.

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7. Social Media Post Templates

Small business owners are busy—and they need help showing up online. That’s why social media templates are always a good idea.

You can create Canva bundles for:

• Instagram posts

• Facebook quotes

• Sale announcements

• Tips and reminders

The key? Make them eye-catching but simple enough to swap out the text and photos.

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8. Pricing Guide Templates

When someone offers a service—like photography, hair styling, or coaching—they need a way to show their prices. Help them look professional with a clean and clear pricing guide.

Things to include in your template:

• Service list

• Price for each package

• Contact info

• Testimonials or reviews

Keep the design easy to follow with bold headings and neat sections.

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9. Media Kit Templates

If someone wants to work with brands as an influencer, they need a media kit. It’s like a resume, but for social media.

Create a Canva template with:

• Their bio

• Social media stats

• Audience info

• Photos and past brand work

Make sure it’s easy to read and looks polished. This helps influencers feel confident when they pitch themselves.

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10. Course Slide Deck Templates

People who teach online classes or webinars need pretty slides—but don’t always know how to design them. That’s where YOU come in.

You can design:

• Welcome slides

• Lesson layouts

• Quote slides

• Call-to-action slides

Make sure your slides are neat, match a theme, and include space for notes or visuals.

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How to Start Selling These Templates on Pinterest

Here’s a simple step-by-step:

1. Pick a few templates from the list above.

2. Design them in Canva (or buy PLR and customize them).

3. Save them as editable Canva templates with a share link.

4. Create pin graphics with pretty photos and bold titles.

5. Post your pins on Pinterest with keywords in the title and description.

6. Link them to your Etsy shop, Shopify store, or landing page.

7. Keep pinning new content to grow your audience.

That’s it! No tech headaches, no huge learning curve.

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Want the Easy Way to Start?

If this sounds exciting but a little overwhelming—you’re not alone. That’s why I made the Pinterest Powerhouse

It gives you:

✅ Step-by-step directions
✅ Plug-and-play templates
✅ Tips for selling on Pinterest
✅ A launch checklist
✅ Everything you need to turn your Canva skills into cash

🎯 Whether you’re just starting out or want to grow your digital product biz faster, this kit is your new best friend.

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