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Canva Hacks You Didn’t Know You Needed | Part 1

  • Writer: Shubham
    Shubham
  • Aug 4, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 2

Canva is already a favorite tool for creating stunning designs, but did you know it has hidden features that can make your workflow even more efficient? Here are the top Canva hacks you didn’t know you needed


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1. Magic Resize / Swich

Adapting a design for multiple platforms can be time-consuming. Canva’s Magic Resize feature saves the day.

  • How to Use this Canva Hack : Finish your design, click the Resize button, select the desired dimensions (e.g., Instagram Post, Facebook Cover), and let Canva do the rest.


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2. Background Remover

Perfect for clean visuals, Canva’s Background Remover eliminates backgrounds in a click.

  • How to Use: Select your image, click Edit Image, and choose Background Remover. Canva will process the image and remove the background seamlessly.


Canva interface showing a crocheted yellow top held against a blue sky. Background remover tool with options, brush size slider, and "Manny" label.

3. Brand Kit

Keep your designs on-brand with Canva’s Brand Kit.

  • How to Use: Navigate to Brand Kit from the homepage. Upload your brand assets (logos, colors, and fonts), and apply them across all your designs effortlessly.


Canva interface with brand kit visible. Logos, fonts, and colors are displayed. A yellow and red logo is highlighted. Bright blue accents.

4. Color Palette Generator

Extract color palettes from any image to ensure your designs have a cohesive look.

  • How to Use: Upload an image to Canva’s Color Palette Generator, and it will provide a harmonious palette based on the photo.

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These Canva hacks can save you time, improve your designs, and make your workflow more enjoyable. Give them a try, and take your creativity to the next level!


Stay Productive Designer :)

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