Canva Reviews

“Its great”

Pros

There's a really nice selection of templates tailored to different platforms, along with plenty of beautiful designs to pick from or use as inspiration. Even the free version comes packed with a lot of useful features.

Cons

At times, it's difficult to tell which content includes a watermark.

“had a positive experience”

Pros

Very practical and simple to use,I definitely recommend it!

Cons

It takes a little while to load but it's nothing serious.

“free access!”

Pros

Using this app has been really convenient because it's simple, practical and best of all, free to use.

Cons

I just wish the free version included a few more features, like image resizing since many of the best images are locked behind payment. That said, I understand the platform needs to make money somehow.

“drag-and-drop design is good”

Pros

Even if you're just getting started, its really easy to set up... and the drag-and-drop interface makes creating designs really simple too.

Cons

Everything has been really pleasant to use and I don't have any complaints.

“works well for us”

Pros

Being able to sort different projects into folders and share them with specific parts of the team has been really useful and I've genuinely enjoyed that feature.

Cons

The pricing has become pretty expensive especially when we considered adding more people to the team. In the end, we decided against expanding because the cost was just too high.

“top-notch designs”

Pros

It really stands out for how flexible it is when working with all the different elements. It gives a lot of freedom to mix and use things the way you want which makes designing feel much more creative and customizable.

Cons

One area where I use it is for creating slides and documents.

“Great for online content”

Pros

This tool works really well for anyone creating content online. It's simple to use and gets the job done very efficiently.

Cons

Canva is suitable for just about everyone though the free version could offer more features. Even with that, it's still a very good tool.

“complete publishing toolkit”

Pros

Handles pretty much everything related to design and desktop publishing so it covers all the bases I need in one place.

Cons

The free template selection feels too limited and it would be better to have more standard, basic generic templates available at no cost.

“packed with great features”

Pros

There are tons of options available for creating work content which makes it really useful.

Cons

I honestly can't think of anything negative to say about it.

“Awesome tool”

Pros

Being able to customize things quickly is a big plus and the pricing feels fair for what you get.

Cons

It's generally user-friendly but I still think it could be more adaptive. The templates are really nice when you don't have a specific look in mind but if you're after a particular design, the options might feel limited.

“user-friendly”

Pros

Compared with Photoshop, this is much more approachable to use. It's user-friendly, comes with plenty of templates for people who are just getting started and they regularly update a wide range of app integrations as well.

Cons

While searching stock photos inside the templates, the "add to album" and "report" buttons sit far too close to each other. I've nearly reported a photo by mistake instead of saving it to an album more times than I can count.

“Good overall”

Pros

Canva feels very user-friendly and comes with plenty of tools that help with almost anything you want to create. Whether it's posters, graphic designs or presentations, it covers a lot. It has really helped me in my role produce high-quality work with very little effort.

Cons

One frustrating part is how it handles elements that fall under its "Pro" features. If you try to download a presentation that includes a Canva Pro design, it doesn't point out which slide contains the Pro element. Because of that, it can take quite a while to track down where the issue is.

“beginner-friendly!”

Pros

This is one of the best apps I've used for creating and editing photos and documents. It comes with a wide range of advanced features yet they're still simple to understand and put into use.

Cons

When my internet connection is weak, the software tends to glitch which can slow down my work since the layers don't always load the way they should.

“lots of customization”

Pros

Even if you're just starting out with editing, it is simple to use and doesn't feel overwhelming. It also comes with a ton of customization options so there's a lot you can tweak and personalize.

Cons

The photo editing side feels a bit limited because there aren't as many options there and some editing elements or features need to be purchased separately.

“amazing advertising results”

Pros

Creating advertising content with it is super simple and the final results look amazing.

Cons

Spell check can be annoying sometimes and it doesn't always work properly.

“very simple”

Pros

Canva is a very adaptive and versatile app that's simple to understand and use.

Cons

The part I like least is having to pay for some of the extra extensions.

“fantastic for mood boards”

Pros

Really simple to use and putting together mood boards is quick and simple.

Cons

There's nothing I dislike about it,it's been really helpful.

“affordable tool!!”

Pros

It's accessible, user-friendly and affordable.

Cons

Nothing that I dislike.

“Simple to use”

Pros

Canva is incredibly easy to use, even for someone like me who doesn't have a lot of design experience. The interface is user-friendly and it's really simple to navigate through all the features.

Cons

The AI image generator, Dall-E, hasn't been very helpful. You can't really refine your previous requests to get more detail, which means you have to start a completely new search each time. It would be nice if there was a way to tweak what you've already created.

“solid platform”

Pros

This multifunctional software is excellent, very user-friendly and comes with plenty of templates. I definitely recommend it.

Cons

I haven't run into any real drawbacks, except that some templates are paid and require upgrading to Canva Pro.