This tutorial shows you how to create an Archive folder in Canva so you can move older designs out of your main workspace without deleting them.
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Learn how to find missing sections in Canva’s homepage sidebar by checking the “More” menu and using the pin feature to restore items to your main navigation.
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Organization isn’t the flashy side of Canva, but it’s often the part that makes everything else easier. In this post, I share why I focus on the “boring” parts of Canva on purpose, and how reliable systems quietly support creativity, confidence, and day-to-day work.
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This tutorial walks you through Canva’s bulk restore feature, showing you how to recover multiple deleted files at once from your Trash and manage accidental deletions more efficiently.
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Learn how to resize a page inside the same Canva design file so you can keep multiple format variations together without creating separate design copies.
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This tutorial shows you how to organize your uploaded images and videos using custom folders so your media is easier to manage and faster to find while you’re designing.
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This tutorial walks you through how to declutter template bundles and duplicates, separate templates from completed designs, and name your files clearly so you don’t accidentally overwrite originals.
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This tutorial shows you how to set up an intuitive folder structure in Canva, using high-level categories and clear subfolders to help you find your designs quickly and keep your workspace manageable.
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This tutorial shows you how to use Canva’s updated Projects interface to identify any designs or images that aren’t stored in a folder, so you can get your workspace organized more easily.
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Canva has finally added the ability to create folders and subfolders inside the Uploads section, making it possible to organize your Canva uploads without moving them into custom folders. This long-awaited uploads folder update means you can now sort and manage your uploaded images and videos directly where they’re stored.
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