- What does Canva do :
- Canva is a graphic design platform, where user can design posters, flyers, presentations and other visual documents by drag-and-drop design tools with a stock library of photographs, illustrations and imagery. Here hundreds of predesigned professional templates are already available where user can simply add their own colors & context and get downloaded.
- Launch year : 2012
- Company Name : Canva Pty Ltd
- Head quarters : Sydney, Australia
- Founder(s) : Melanie Perkins, Clifford Obrecht and Cameron Adams
- Number of Canva employees : 1,244 (Oct 2020)
- How many people use canva: 136.1 million (May 2020)
- Canva revenue :Â $50.4 million (2019)
- Monthly active users : 30 million
- Number of designs by canva design community : 50 designs per second
- Countries that canva has users in : 190+
- Top Country for Canva usage : Indonesia (2019)
- Design per year by a single canva user : 45,000 designs (2019)
- Funding raised so far: $60 million
- Reported valuation : $6 billion
- Top 5 Competitors or similar products :Â Pixetic, myposter, NGI
- Canva means : Graphic-design tool website
- History: Canva was founded in Sydney, Australia, by Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht and Cameron Adams on 1 January 2012. In its first year, Canva had more than 750,000 users
- Free plan : Canva’s free plan has 8,000+ free templates and 100+ design types (social media posts, presentations, letters, and more)
- What makes canva interesting : Easy drag & drop tools and thousands of predesigned templates
- Awards : Canva awarded #1 best place to work in Australia in 2018
- Criticism : Canva has faced criticism for its handling of a cyber attack that saw the data of approximately 139 million users stolen by a hacker.
+ One interesting news:
Canva named to Forbes Cloud 100.
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