You create a gorgeous design in Canva and then you go to share it on social media or download it for an email newsletter, or as a feature image for your website. But when you go to post the image, it looks blurry, even though the original design looked crystal clear while you were working on it inside of Canva’s design editor. It’s a concern I hear with reasonable frequency, so I want you to have a quick action plan at your finger tips to solve the problem.
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If putting some order to your Canva chaos is one of your own resolutions for this year, I want to give you a bit of a kickstart by providing a framework you can use to get started.
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I want to share with you a free tool that is going going to help you determine what fonts are being used in your website: The WhatFont Chrome extension.
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In this video, I’ll show you the steps to take to make your Canva PDF fillable using DocFly.
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In this video, I’ll show you where to find the layers panel in Canva and how to use it when designing.
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In this video, I’ll show you how to use Canva’s colour editing tool in order to quickly expand your selection of headshots.
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If you want to be organized with your Canva images, you need to stop using the Uploads folder, and I’ll tell what to do instead in this quick video.
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If you don’t yet have a visual brand kit setup and you’re wanting to use Canva to help you create your branding components, this week’s tutorial is for you.
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If you’re familiar with using PowerPoint, you know that Powerpoint enables you to show the contents of a list, one line at a time, and I am often asked whether there is a similar feature in Canva to create the same effect.
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Tired of your email headers coming out fuzzy looking? I’ll show you how I use Canva to create a crisp and clear email header design for my weekly emails.
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