Canva

A drag-and-drop design tool that makes anyone look like a designer.

Our verdict

The easiest way for non-designers to make professional-looking content, though rising prices and shaky billing support have chipped away at trust.

Overall 4.0 / 5

Features4.7

Ease of use4.7

Value for money3.6

Support2.6

Compliance4.4

Enough to get real work done: a huge template library and basic AI tools, just with a smaller Brand Kit and lower-res stock content.

Popular

$12/mo

The plan most solo creators and freelancers land on. Price shown is billed annually ($144/yr); monthly billing is $18/mo.

3.6M+ templates, including premium ones, and 141M+ premium photos, videos, graphics, and audio
Premium tools: background remover, resize, and translate
5 Brand Kits and 100GB of cloud storage
10x more AI tool use than the Free plan

$20.83/mo

Built for small teams that need to collaborate and stay on-brand. Price shown is billed annually ($250/user/yr); monthly billing is $25/user/mo.

A drag-and-drop editor with 1,000+ design types, from Instagram posts to resumes to full presentations
Millions of templates, stock photos, videos, and audio tracks, with the premium library unlocked on Pro
Built-in AI tools for background removal, image generation, resizing designs, and translating text
Brand Kits that keep your logo, colors, and fonts consistent across every design your team makes
Real-time collaboration so teams can edit, comment, and approve designs together in one place
A Social Content Planner for scheduling posts straight to social platforms
Desktop apps for Windows and Mac, plus mobile apps, so you can design from anywhere

Figma

The collaborative design tool most product teams build their interfaces in.

Adobe Creative Cloud

The industry-standard app suite for design, photo, and video, now with AI built in.

Looka

Design a logo with AI, then turn it into a full brand kit in minutes.