One of the uses you may not have considered using Canva for is to create various types of printed products.

You may be currently deleting your designs and images in Canva one at a time and while that’s fine if you only have a couple of items to delete, if you have a lot of items to delete, it’s going to become a royal pain in the behind. Instead, a more efficient way of deleting items is to batch delete designs and/or images and I’ll show you how to do it in this quick tip video.

If you’ve accidentally deleted one of your Canva designs and you need to know how to recover a design, you’ll definitely want to know the quick process to do that.

In this quick Canva tutorial, I want to show you how to use the Tidy Up feature in Canva.

In this quick Canva tutorial, let’s look at how to easily create a link to share your design so that other people can not only view it, but also make direct edits to a design.

In this quick Canva tutorial, I’ll show you how to quickly and easily create a link to share your design so that other people can view it, but not edit it.

In this quick Canva tutorial, I’ll show you how you can save your Canva designs as a template, so you can share a copy of a design with someone who has a separate Canva account, without giving them access to your original design file.

Wondering how many designs or images you can store in a single custom Canva folder? I’ll tell you in this quick video.

You can create as many folders and sub folders as you need on Canva, but there is a limit to how many levels you can create before you lose the ability to create additional sub folders.

You may have noticed the “Shared with you” tab on the Canva homepage and wondered if you can organize the designs that appear in this area of your account.