The Canva Brand Kit is one of the most powerful tools for keeping your designs consistent and on-brand. In this Canva tutorial, I’ll show you step by step how to set up your Brand Kit so your logos, fonts, and colours are always ready to use.
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Canva’s Background Remover has improved significantly and for most everyday use cases delivers clean results in one click. Here’s how to use it, what the results actually look like across different image types, and what to do if you can’t find it.
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Canva’s Blur tool moved and the new location isn’t obvious — here’s exactly where to find it in the updated interface.
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Custom gradients in Canva aren’t saved automatically — if you want to reuse the same gradient across designs, you’ll need to save it to your Brand Kit. Here’s how.
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A colour-to-transparent gradient is one of the most useful fades to know in Canva — ideal for softening edges, layering over images, or creating a backdrop for text. Here’s how to set one up.
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Gradient text is a straightforward way to add visual interest to headings in Canva without relying on effects or shadows. Here’s how to apply one in a few steps.
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A gradient border is a simple way to add depth to shapes, photos, and videos in Canva without overwhelming your design. Here’s how to set one up.
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Shapes are one of the easiest places to start with custom gradients in Canva. Here’s how to apply a gradient fill to any shape, including how to add multiple colour stops for a more complex look.
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Canva’s Style Match to Photo feature lets you apply the art style of a graphic directly to a photograph — so a photo can visually match the illustrations around it in one click. Here’s how it works.
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If you keep finding templates you love and then losing track of who made them, Canva lets you follow creators directly so their work is always easy to find. Here’s how it works — and why it makes template browsing considerably faster over time.
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