Canva

What is Canva?

Canva is an online platform for creating designs simply, quickly, and without the need for software. The tool has an intuitive interface, more than 50,000 templates available for use, and features artificial intelligence resources for more efficient creation.

Create pieces for social media, presentations, cards, video editing, and much more with a platform designed to facilitate visual communication.

What is Canva for?

Canva was created to simplify graphic design, helping companies, professionals, and individuals create visual materials without needing to understand complex software. With this platform, it is possible to create different types of artwork collaboratively and with AI support.

Main features of Canva

• Creation of digital and print graphic pieces.
• 50,000+ ready-to-use templates.
• Artificial intelligence resources to simplify creation.
• Video editing platform.
• Easy and intuitive interface for everyone.
• Libraries with visual resources such as images, icons, fonts, and visual elements.
• Real-time collaboration with the team.

Why use Canva?

Canva allows anyone to create designs quickly, without technical knowledge or software installation. With this tool, teams ensure increased productivity, visual consistency, and artificial intelligence to accelerate creation. Canva can be accessed via desktop or mobile.

Who is it for?

Canva is ideal for:

• Companies that need to create visual materials quickly.
• Marketing and communication teams.
• Freelancers looking to create pieces easily.
• Educators and students.
• Various users who want to create graphic pieces.

System requirements

For good performance with Canva, the following are required:

• Operating system: Windows 8.1 or higher, macOS 11 or higher, Linux compatible with modern browsers.
• Compatible browsers: Google Chrome (99+), Mozilla Firefox (101+), Safari (16+), Microsoft Edge (121+).
• RAM: minimum 4 GB for stable projects (more RAM improves performance in complex projects).
• Desktop app: available for Windows 10+ (64-bit) and macOS 11+.