How to Create a Custom Gradient in Canva

Knowing how to use the brand kit in Canva is typically the focal point of a lot of what I teach in Canva because I believe it is central to being able to create consistently branded graphics in Canva that look professional and unique to your business. This tutorial will introduce you to setting up Canva’s brand kit.

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.

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.

If you don’t have a logo that works well on a dark background and you can’t get one from your original logo designer, here’s a little trick to create a white version of your logo in less than a minute.

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 […]

Canva introduced multiple brand kits to Canva Pro in June 2021 and this is an incredibly helpful feature to have access to if you are someone who has multiple businesses or multiple brands, or who manages multiple different clients.

The ability to upload fonts to your Canva account helps to ensure brand consistency across all of the graphics and marketing materials that you create in Canva.

In this Canva tutorial, I’ll show you how to add your colour palette into your Canva account.