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Your designs might be one small text tweak away from looking so much better.
I’m not talking about anything complicated. Just a few habits that are easy to fix once you know what to look for.

As you already know, Canva keeps adding new apps to its library. Here are some of my most recent finds. Save this and give these a try next time you open Canva.

Which one are you trying first? Drop it in the comments.

Save these minimalist Canva fonts for your next design.

1. Code
2. Ubuntu
3. Web Serveroff
4. Poiret
5. Rafale

If you add text on top of an image and people struggle to read it, chances are they’ll scroll past it. I create a lot of posts for my own account and for client accounts where I use text on images, and here are some of the hacks I use to improve text readability.

I recently posted a video on how to create a text sticker effect in Canva and for the text, I used Tropika as the font and turned ligatures on. So many of you wanted to know more about ligature fonts in Canva, so here you go!

Save this one, you’ll want it handy!

Okay, I think these Canva fonts are absolutely gorgeous. Can’t wait to use some of them in my May projects.

Let me know which one is your fave and follow for more Canva and content tips.

These are some of my favourite Canva apps for shapes and colours.

Not enough people talk about them but they make designing so much easier. Save this so you can come back to it, and follow for more Content and Canva tips!

Canva dropped a lot of updates recently and, most of the conversation is about Canva AI 2.0. Understandably so, but there were some quieter updates that quietly rolled out alongside the big launches that are just as worth your attention.

Swipe through and let me know which Canva new update you’re most excited about!

I hit 50K (on Instagram) yesterday! Thank you for being part of this journey.

Here are 7 content things that I’ve either learned or been reminded of along the way.

Let me know if any of these resonate with