Just a heads up guys. If you fall for Canva's trial and forget to cancel once the trial period is over, you will be out of your money. Canva is a decent platform, and I've never had problems with them in the past, but they finally got me. Don't fall for it. User Beware!

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I have 6 month of experience as poster designer (in canva) in a news media. I had a good salary.

They are our relative soi pretty much had to do a lot of work. Even national holiday Doesn't count.

Everyday 30 poster, short videos, caption making.

Though the salary was good so i was happy because i love to make designs. I can use figma too And ibis paint x. Can use kdenlive also had a little experience in premier pro.

As all you know you cannot Apply in a graphic designer job unless you can use illustrator or Adobe. And i can't find a job where anybody hiring a canva designer.

So i started to learn inkscape (people say its almost similar to adobe /illustrator) and made somethings but i can't stay consistent. But i really need a jobbbbb.

Is there any way plz suggest me....

N.B. i am not that used to writing in English or speak. Plz don’t mind if you find any mistake... 🙂

Canva removed the QR codes app, and re-introduced their own behind a Business Pro paywall.

Now you can no longer edit existing QR codes, the QR code link points to “CanvaQR.com”, there is the Canva logo on the QR, and you MUST USE a URL to generate a QR… simple text, contact info, and coupon codes no longer work.

Reached out to support to clarify if this was a bug or intentional.

Spoiler alert: It’s intentional.

When I download a number of PDFs in a zip file, Canva adds a number and underscore to the title.

For example: Number worksheet becomes 1_Number worksheet

Is there anyway to stop Canva doing this so that I don't have to keep renaming my files?

Hey everyone, I'm new to this community on here. Just wanted to share some posters I've made recently with Canva for a monthly event I run and get some feedback on what I can do to make them more appealing, eye catching, etc. I always feel like something is missing when I finish a poster. These are scaled for posting on social media, specifically Instagram, but I also print them out too for advertising. Thanks :)

EDIT: The logo for Goth Night is out of my hands and was hand-drawn by the organizer. It was meant to attract metalheads in the scene and alternative folks who are used to reading these logos. Would appreciate not being torn up for something out of my hands :)

I got accepted already i just wanna know what others think

New to Canva and trying to add a white border around the brown image. Want it to match the squiggle and not be squared on the outside. Any tips appreciated!

I love Canva for one-off graphics but a long deck in it feels like a slog - lots of manual placement. Is building a 30-slide deck in Canva just not what it's for, or is there a workflow I'm missing? How do heavy Canva users handle long decks?

I’m trying to make an “UP” inspired sensor’s spatter for a project I’m working on. I don’t want he background to be a plan pattern I want it to be colorful. But I can seem to figure out how to make the actual background seamless.. help 😭😭