Canva Pricing Overview

I love looking at visuals (e.g. photo quotes, infographics, etc.) and as much as I like to think of myself as a creative person, creating a visual from scratch isn't something I know how or something that I have the creativity and patience for.

What I love about Canvas is that t it's not only limited to creating graphics but with other online visual needs, too.

Need a beautiful Facebook cover for your business or personal use?

Use Canva. You can choose from their free stock photos or upload your own photo.

Want to make your quote (or any text, really) more attractive by making it into a quote graphic?

Use Canva. You can start from scratch or choose a design/theme and edit for your preference.

Thinking of creating your own e-book?

Use Canva. They have a lot of designs to choose from.

Canva is super easy to use, easy to personalize, easy to navigate, and you can share it with your team as well! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not exactly a dislike, but more of a suggestion is that I hope we can move or copy pages from one project to another. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how beginner-friendly Canva is. The interface is super simple, and I love that there are premade templates for just about anything. It saves a lot of time, especially when I just need to get something out quickly. It's also easy to customize with drag-and-drop features, and the designs come out looking clean and professional. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Canva gets frustrating if you don't have a Pro subscription. A lot of the fonts, elements, and even templates are locked, so you're limited in your creations unless you pay. It also starts to feel repetitive, like there aren't enough options. Sometimes I go in to make something simple and end up spending hours just trying to get one thing right because of how restrictive or glitchy certain tools can be. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.