Creative people could use Canva? Review it: look who enjoy this tool.

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Let me tell you what is possible with Canva Pro. It is a web-based graphic tool that anyone can use to create a custom image to help your businesses. You can use social media, marketing campaigns, newsletters, and blogs, which contains many features and is very easy to use. You may wonder if you can use Canva in your niches as an artist or creative person, or maybe you think that Canva may not be helpful for you. However, I suppose you might be wrong because some of the reviews that I will share with you are from web developers, artists, bloggers, marketers, owners of marketing agencies, entrepreneurs and more. So I would like to share with you some reviews from 2020 about Canva. Take a look at what professionals from the different niches have to say, and there are much more reviews on Capterra.

According to a Web Developer, "Repetitive designs might be found across the web", which is true. However, you could avoid creating your image on Canva, starting with a blank page where you can add any feature, elements or pictures you want even to use your photos to avoid repetition. In this way, you could create a unique and professional image that you can not see across the web or maybe elements from that image if somebody uses the same elements on Canva as you.

The Freelancer of Arts & Crafts says that "Canva Pro can be a little bit expensive", but this could depend if you can afford to pay monthly for this tool is not so expensive, you may think. I am using Canva Pro by paying every month. When you are on the Pro version, you will use any features, elements or image for free. You could share Canva through a referral link you get in your account with your team and colleges in your niche or other niches. You will get Canva Credits to use for premium elements like illustrations, images and icons.

The Pastor of Creative Arts thinks that "is not affordable for non-profits or smaller businesses", but that could be not exactly true. Did you know about Canva Credits? I already mentioned that the possibility above you could use those credits for any premium elements plus free version on Canva could be utilised by non-profitable or smaller businesses. Even if a small business has enough income could afford a monthly payment for Canva Pro, one person in their team can use these tools and provide any graphical image that they may need. In my opinion, it is very affordable. You can start with a free version and upgrade it at any time you want, or if you could afford it, you could go for Canva Pro.

Regarding the transparency feature recently, I was downloading some of my images from Canva and saw the option to download the transparent image. Like one of the reviews, I shared with you mentioned that Canva is growing and improving. I have started using this graphic tool 7 months ago. The transparency on Canva wasn't an option, but now in November 2020, this is possible and part of its features in Canva Pro.

Talk soon!

~ Stasi