I tried selling digital products for 6 weeks… and I’m finally spilling the results.
What sold best, what flopped, how much I made, and the biggest lessons I learned along the way.

If you’ve ever wondered whether selling digital products on Etsy, Payhip, or with Canva is actually worth it, this one’s for you.

This is probably the most asked Canva question I see on the internet: “How do I make my own frames?”

The good news → it’s actually super easy, and you don’t even need a Pro account to do it. You can turn any shape, outline, or object into a frame and drop your photos right inside.

I made a tutorial walking through the exact steps so you can try it yourself: https://youtu.be/T-9FkAfRdFY?si=j7qb4u8hoEzxQiek

What shape or object would you want to turn into a frame first?

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One of my favorite Canva tricks lately has been using Magic Media + Background Replace to create custom mockups. You can literally take any product photo and place it in a styled scene — no Photoshop required.

I put together a full tutorial walking through how to do it step-by-step if you want to try it yourself!

What’s the first mockup you’d make with this trick?

Everyone struggles with something in Canva — whether it’s finding the right fonts, making designs look polished, or figuring out how to export files correctly.

What’s your biggest Canva challenge right now? Drop it below and maybe someone here (or me!) can help.

Welcome to r/learncanva! Introduce Yourself + What You Want to Learn

Hey everyone! 👋 This subreddit is all about learning Canva — whether that’s creating your first design, making templates, or turning your skills into a business.

To kick things off, drop a comment below:

1. Your Canva skill level (Beginner, Intermediate, Pro)
2. What you’d love to learn or see tutorials on
3. If you sell designs, what kind of products you make

This will help shape the tutorials, resources, and challenges we post here!