Canva offers both free and paid plans. The paid plan is $119 per year or $15/month. You can sign up for a free 30-day trial to give it a try or read my review of the Pro plan here.

Canva is a graphic design platform that allows users to create a wide range of visual content, from social media content to videos to presentations. It works through a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, making design accessible to everyone. Canva can be used through a web browser or through their apps on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.

Canva is a powerhouse for many design tasks, but there are some key differences you should know about.

Complex Vector Editing: While Canva is excellent for creating a wide range of designs, including social media graphics, presentations, and marketing materials, it may not offer the same level of complexity in vector editing as specialized tools like Adobe Illustrator. Intricate logo designs or highly detailed illustrations may be better suited for professional vector editing software.

Print Design Limitations: Canva is primarily focused on digital design. While it supports print projects, it may not have the extensive print design features found in dedicated desktop publishing software.

Limited Font Editing: While Canva provides a variety of fonts, the options for detailed font editing may be more limited compared to advanced typography features in specialized design software.

Yes! You can design digital templates in Canva that can be sold through an online store or Etsy. You can also use it to create and export digital downloads for sale. Check out my in-depth article here for more information.

Yes, when you create designs in Canva, you retain ownership of your intellectual property. Canva's terms of use state that users own the rights to the content they create using the platform. It’s important to check their guidelines for usage for the most up-to-date information. For example, you cannot trademark a Canva logo from their template library for your business.