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Canva

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Canva is a graphics tool for creating slideshow presentations, posters, logos, infographics, social media posts, and more. Canva includes thousands of templates and a drag-and-drop interface. The free Canva plan provides access to templates, stock photos, graphics, and icons.

Tool Requirements

Supported Browsers

  • Latest version of Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari
  • Not compatible with mobile browsers

Operating System

  • Windows 10 or higher
  • Mac OS 10.9 or higher

Internet Connection

  • Internet is required to view and edit content

Software Download

  • Web application
  • Android/IOS app available

Account

  • Sign-up for a free account with Canva

Opportunities

  • Best for creating content with a focus on images rather than text, including website or blog graphics and engaging posters or flyers.
  • Access a library of photos, graphics, gifs, YouTube videos, and other elements to add to your content.
  • Share a design to collaborate in group projects. Allow your peers to comment on or edit your media.
  • Final products can be downloaded remotely as a PNG, JPG, or PDF file.
  • Published media for use on networking sites like LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc.

Considerations

  • Data for chart making has to be manually uploaded.
  • The embed code provided by Canva contains JavaScript that does not work in Canvas. Either download or share a link for your submissions.
  • To keep a visual private, download the visual and then submit it for an assignment. Any visuals that use the Share option are made publicly visible.

Additional Support

For details on how to use Canva, visit ERAU's Canva User Guide.

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This page was last updated May 12, 2025