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Canva reworks the plan comparison table on its pricing page
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Canva restructured the feature comparison on its pricing page, now titled compare plans, with a differences-only view and a stock content row that mentions 3D elements. Rows for bulk design creation and PDF, JPG and PNG export no longer appear in the captured text. A cookie consent banner also appeared on the pricing page.
Pricing
PricingWhat changed
- The comparison section is now headed compare plans, and a differences-only filter was added.
- A row was added for access to stock photos, graphics, fonts, 3D elements, videos and audio.
- Rows for bulk design creation and exporting designs as PDF, JPG and PNG no longer appear in the captured text.
- A cookie consent banner was added to the page.
From the page
- AddedWe use essential cookies to make Canva work. We’d like to use other cookies to improve and personalize your visit, tailor ads you see from us on Canva and partner sites, and to analyze our website’s performance, but only if you accept. Learn more about your choices in our cookie policy.Skip to main content
- AddedCanva’s features and offerings may evolve over time. Each plan includes everything in the previous plans - plus more.K-12 educational organizations and not-for-profits can enjoy most premium features for free.Compare plansFree
- Removed3.6+ million3.6+ million
Bulk design creation - AddedCanva’s features and offerings may evolve over time. Each plan includes everything in the previous plans - plus more.K-12 educational organizations and not-for-profits can enjoy most premium features for free.Differences onlyFree
- Removed3.6+ million3.6+ million
Export designs as PDF, JPG, PNG - AddedTry for freeAccess stock photos, graphics, fonts, 3D elements, videos, and audio4.7+ million
Exact text from canva.com/pricing, captured .
What it could mean
The new layout could make differences between Canva plans easier to scan. The mention of 3D elements in stock content may signal a broader asset library. Removed rows may have moved elsewhere, so the evidence does not show whether any feature was dropped from a plan.
