How to Prepare Files for Creating a New Lesson in Member Vault

In this guide, we'll learn how to prepare files for creating a new lesson in Member Vault. The goal is to have both an image and a PDF for each lesson, so you can display an image and link to a PDF below it.

We'll cover how to download all pages as images, and then download each page separately as a PDF. You'll also see how naming files before downloading can help keep your materials organized.

At the bottom I'll show how to name the PDF files before downloading

This will usually save a lot of time and energy. Then you don't have to name them later. This only works with single page PDFs.

Let's get started

This guide will show you how to prepare files for creating a new lesson in Member Vault. Often, you will want both an image and a PDF. The image can be displayed in the lesson, while the PDF is linked below.

First, find the file you are using in Canva. Sometimes there will be only one item that you need. Other times, all items will be included. In this case, it will be all of them because we need to put together all the career pages.

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That will give me a file that needs to be unzipped. It will contain all the images we need.

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Click "Done" to confirm that you want to do the current page.

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If you want to avoid naming them all later, a simple trick is to name them now.

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If you can't see the whole title then just use the bar at the bottom to make it all bigger.

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If you do it this way, each page you download will have the correct name, so you won't need to rename it later.

I move all the files to a single folder so they are easy to find, or you can just leave them in your downloads.

You now have both the PDF and the image to add to the lessons.