In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you where to find Canva’s “Starred Content” folder in the new Canva Glow Up interface.
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In this video, I’ll show you how Canva’s latest update now lets you reorder your starred folders, designs, and custom sections in Canva Glow Up.
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In this quick video, I’ll show you exactly where to find Bulk Create in Canva’s updated interface so you can get back to bulk-creating in no time.
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Learn how to easily upload images right into the folders where they belong, so you can skip the chaos of a cluttered Uploads folder and maintain a more efficient Canva workspace.
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Get a summary of all of the new and updated features and apps added to Canva in September 2024.
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I know the new Canva Glow Up changes have been frustrating for a lot of you, and I completely understand how a redesigned interface can throw off your workflow.
While you may no longer be able to revert to the pre-Glow Up version of the interface, there is something you can do: share feedback with Canva in the hopes that if enough users express the same concerns, it may lead to future adjustments.
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It’s not uncommon to find yourself partway through a design in Canva and realize it’s no longer needed. Maybe it’s just a draft, or perhaps the project’s direction has changed.
Whatever the reason, managing unnecessary designs can be a hassle, but Canva now offers a more convenient way to handle this.
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QR codes make it incredibly easy for your audience to access information quickly, and creating a customized QR code in Canva takes only a few minutes.
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To make sure you’re staying on the right side of the law (and Canva’s terms of service), it’s crucial to understand the licensing and limitations that come with using Canva content.
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I wanted to dive deeper into a specific issue that many of you have mentioned—what to do when a headshot or photo of a person gets their head cropped off when pulled into a Canva frame.
This problem is particularly common when there isn’t enough space above the person’s head in the original photo. Canva tries to fill the frame, which often results in cropping off parts of the image you want to keep.
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