Can You Use Canva to Create Your Teachers Pay Teachers Products?

[@nicoles4962]

Thanks for your video AND the links to other helpful kids. Between your vids, the suggested vids and the Canva TOU, I feel informed. For everyone else scared to read Canva's Terms of Use: they use clear, non-lawyer-y language and they give great examples of what's allowed and what's not allowed.

[@emilywriter7683]

This was super helpful! Great video.

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

Thank you!

[@ivankacrespo1693]

i feel like Rolling Acres Education is my little secret

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

Thank you! Will be back soon. Very excited to share my latest project.

[@rosalind1750]

Thanks so much for info.

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

You are welcome!

[@moharamdane2078]

Very helpful. thank you

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

You are welcome!

[@Yasmin-pi5pr]

Very helpful . Thanks!

[@Jo-gl5dx]

At 10:45, you say "you can take a template from Canva, sell it, but it has to come back to Canva". This sounds a lot like you're telling people they can sell links to the work of Canva Creators and profit from their work.

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

No these are blank templates. Like the example I used. Description and covers for products. For instance, you can create blank workbook templates for people who create courses. They can purchase them and the use them in Canva. They would put their own texts and images into the templates. Then that would be their designs.

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

Rereading that I realize I meant create. Thank you for pointing that out. I did say several other times everything you sell must be your original design.

[@lamorena6379]

Thanks.

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

You are welcome!

[@learnwithraphaela]

Thank you 😊

[@rollingacreseducation4547]

You are welcome.