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Designed for anyone who needs to create. Canva has solutions for individuals, small businesses, enterprise, not-for-profit organizations, teachers and students.
Marketing teams at high-growth and enterprise organizations that manage thousands of images and videos. Perfect for teams needing to centralize their creative operations into one platform.
Easy to use for a great price. I love being creative on canva and seeing how I can make a template my own.
Another negative point is the fact that you are not able to manipulate the material when you download it, it is a little frustrating.
It's just perfect for small businesses. On the one hand because it's a great price and on the other hand because it's extremely easy to use.
The only defect of this app is for sure that it is not completely free. For those who do not use it professionally or are not yet able to invest money it ends up becoming bad.
Canva is a fantastic platform, with simple and practical features.n design models and posters, self-explative at the time of editing and intuitive for the standardization of them.simply amazing.
The inability to remove watermarks without the paid version. This prohibits a user from downloading their design and further editing it without a blurry version.
My 45 year old, family-run company enjoys the advantages of a very good reputation. However it takes a LOT of creative work to stay there in our extremely competitive field.
We struggle with putting our so much information to our community quickly that sometimes the product of our communication is boring and disregarded because no one reads.
We enjoy using it and it makes it easy to get photos from our photographers, wherever they are and it is easy to share assets with our athletes.
Also frustrating that this is web browser-only and there is no integration into your computer desktop or a mobile app yet.
My favorite feature is the ability to have one asset exist in multiple places at once. I also love being able to save filters.
Sometimes folders will show up empty when they're not, it randomly won't let me sign in, etc.
I love the guest upload option, I love the tagging ability, It's been a great solution to share images across our staff and with photographers.
Had a bit of trouble with account setup that resolved itself quickly.
I love how highly searchable it makes all of your assets. With the asset labelling and AI tagging, it means that everyone across our team can very easily find the assets they need.
I can't think of anything I don't like about it at this time.
Faith: My name is Faith. I'm a graphic designer and my company is Just Me. And my one to five rating for Canva is probably a four. I was using Adobe Photoshop before I used Canva, and it was just taking me a long time to boot up and it was super expensive and several of the tools were just very clunky and more in depth than I needed for what I do. I chose Canva because I really like it. It's easy. I can send things to other people to collaborate on. It's a very click and drag format, and it does a lot of the spacing for me, and it has amazing templates that I can customize to whatever I'm doing. Getting started with Canva was super easy. I just put in my name and email, signed up for an account and got to work. I highly recommend Canva, especially if you do social media content or anything like that because you can have it on your phone and your computer and sync changes between both of those, depending on if you're posting on social media from your phone or if you need a more heavy duty on your computer to post a flyer, that kind of thing.
Dave C.: Hi, my name is Dave and I'm a director of a design agency. And today, I'll be reviewing Air, which I give four out of five stars. For more reviews like this, click the link below. Before using Air, I used a variety of different image and file tools that allow me to store them, including Dropbox, but the problem with these tools is that you wouldn't allow you to search and sort visually and that's what I really love about Air. What I love about Air is that you can view your visual assets on a Kanban Board. So let's say if you're trying to work on a project and you're moving images through stages, it's great for that. It has really great search functionality, so if you have a lot of assets you can find them very quickly and you can even tag those assets. Finally, if you are working with clients, you can actually comment on the images, so both parties can really get a sense of, very quickly, if you need to change something or to modify it. It just makes it really easy. Getting started with Air Labs is really quick. You can pretty much just setup an account and you're ready to rock within five to 10 minutes. It's really easy. If you want to try out Air, I recommend basically the free plan. It's really eat generous. They give you a fair amount of storage with it and allow you to most of the features, so I think it's a great way to test it out.
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