What should you do when you’re too anxious to use the Canva trash can?

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.

While you have complete control over creating folders and batch organizing designs and images within the “Your Projects” section of your Canva account, you may be wondering if you can organize the designs that appear under recent designs on the homepage tab.

You can move individual designs by selecting and dragging a design into a folder, but if you have a lot of designs, that would be very time consuming. Instead, I encourage you to move multiple designs and images at one time in Canva, as it is a far more efficient way to approach your organization, and in this quick Canva tutorial, I’ll show you how to accomplish that batch organizing.

A lot of my past video tips have focused on various features inside of Canva that you can use to create content… but I also think you need to understand what happens when you *delete* content from your Canva account. This quick Canva tutorial takes a closer look at what happens when you delete images or designs in your Canva account.

Wondering what will happen to your custom folders if you downgrade your Canva Pro plan to a free plan? In this Canva tutorial, I’ll tell you exactly what to expect. Don’t forget to join us in the How to Use Canva Facebook community, and be sure to grab your 45 day free trial of Canva […]

You may find that sometimes you will be working on a design that contains multiple components and you find yourself inadvertently dragging an image into a frame or grid that you do NOT want in that grid or frame. Here’s an easy tip to fix that problem once and for all.

From time to time you will find yourself wanting to change multiple instances of a given colour throughout a design and I often get asked if there is a way to replace a colour throughout all the pages of a design as opposed to having to change each colour individually.

The first thing you’re going to want to do when adding your colour palette to your Canva brand kit is to compile a list of your brand colours’ hex codes. Doing so will enable you to ensure you are using the precise colours you’re using across your other marketing materials. In this Canva tutorial, I’ll […]