If you’ve ever found a Canva design or image in your search results and wondered which of your custom Canva folders it’s actually saved in, this video will show you how to find out.
Canva has added a helpful new “Details” panel that lets you quickly view key information about a file, including exactly where it lives in your folder structure. This quick tutorial will show you how to access this panel and how to use the breadcrumb folder path to understand its location, so you can stay more organized in Canva.
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Transcript
If you’ve ever searched for a design or image in Canva and found the right file in the results, but had no idea *where* you saved it in your folders, there’s a new feature in Canva that’s easy to miss, but incredibly helpful once you know it’s there.
Canva has just recently added a “Details” panel that shows important information about any file, and perhaps most importantly for some folks, it shows you exactly where that file is saved in your folder structure.
Here’s how it works.
When you’re viewing a design or image, you can hover over the item and click on the three dots icon to bring up more options. From there, choose “Details,” which will open a side panel that gives you a range of useful information about the file, such as its type (for example, Design or Image), dimensions, owner, creation date, last modified date, and any tags you’ve added.
But the most useful part of this panel for some Canva users will be the “Saved in” section, which tells you exactly where the file currently lives in your folder structure. If you click the three dots next to that folder name, it will expand to show the full folder path using breadcrumb-style navigation.
This is especially handy when you’re using the search bar in Canva. Sometimes you’ll find the file you’re looking for, but have no idea where you actually saved it, so now you can just click “Details” and quickly confirm its location.
For example, I can see here that my design titled “2025 Share Images” is saved inside the Blog & Website category, and then under Canva Library.
This is a small but super helpful update for a lot of folks, and now there’s no more guessing about where your files are hiding.
