Canva's Best Kept Secrets: 10 Features to Boost Your Creativity

[@CorazonDesigns]

I love your channel ❤❤❤

[@sellingdigital]

Thanks so much! I gotta go check yours out!

[@nacerovich7836]

Amazing stuff ❤

[@sellingdigital]

Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!

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[@MeBe35]

Great video, thanks 🙏

[@sellingdigital]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@melissalashpaugh4749]

I think that your tutorials are awesome. I love how easy you make everything to learn. Idc if u have make up on or not, just please keep making videos! Thank you !

[@sellingdigital]

Thank you so much! That means a lot!

[@GatorBiteDesigns]

You be you! No apologies needed! ❤

[@sellingdigital]

Thanks so much! I appreciate you!

[@AJ-wt5zy]

No apologies needed, its like having a zoom call with a friend who you call and ask/scream 'Help, how do I do this?' Just be you 🦋

[@sellingdigital]

Sooo needed to hear that! THANK YOU!

[@southernbellcooks5175]

But, how do you create the coffee glass can in Canva?

[@sellingdigital]

This particular design I purchased from creative fabrica and used canva to put the video together. You could create the entire thing with custom frames though!

[@PennyWhitlock-Scentsy]

Great video! Thanks! I’m a little concerned though that I have heard that any branding you create on Canva does not belong to you. Can you please confirm, yes or no? Thanks!

[@sellingdigital]

This depends. My logo was created by me and I did not use a template or stock images within Canva and therefore this branding belongs to me. You legally can create your branding in Canva however you can’t “own” it and by that I mean let’s say someone else grabs the same template but puts their information on it. You can’t legally be upset as it is not yours. Same if you are to use any of their elements. You CAN however create your logo in their platform using their fonts and simple shapes like any other design platform and that would be your own. I hope that makes sense. This really comes into play for those who sell logos to people but use Canva to create those logos. If they use Templates/elements without significant (and I mean unrecognized result) changes then they can’t legally sell that because they don’t own it to sell it. In turn the customer doesn’t end up owning their logo either.

[@PennyWhitlock-Scentsy]

@@sellingdigital thanks so much for explaining this!