Okay, let me SUPER simplify for some people.. I have watched SO many videos and have read SO many blogs. This is what it comes down to: You cannot sell ANY content on Canva if you don’t add “value,” which means you HAVE to change SOMETHING about the photo, graphic, template, etc. that you want to use. You CANNOT slap a photo or graphic onto your canvas and sell it. You have to alter them in some way, shape, or form. This goes for free content AND Pro users. Hope this helped.
Hey Taylor, thanks for trying to make this complex topic simple for our audience here. I think it pretty much sums up the logic behind Canva's licensing agreements. Of course there are some subtleties users need to be aware of, but that's a great rule of thumbs. 🙏
Instead of some users being overwhelmed with all this legal language that is so confusing, why not provide software that is totally free to use for the user, especially those that pay for the pro version and not having to worry all the time about legal troubles. I "assumed" I was covered for all legalities under the paid pro version. According to this video, I'm not covered. This makes your paid version undesirable for me. This is just "splitting" hairs for your customers and making it confusing. The way I see it, this can be achieved by making it black and white up front in the beginning. I believe if I pay you for a subscription, then I should be allowed to use my creations any way I want. If this is not the case, I will cancel my membership right away.
Hey there, I understand your frustration. The fact is that right now, it is what it is. And with this video I tried my best to bring some clarity with the resources I could find. You'd understand that we have little to no say in what Canva decides to do in terms of licensing agreement. We are only trying to help.
@@TeamRonDi I appreciate your honesty with your clarification, but when I see "Design with Canva", it is easy to assume you represent Canva as if you are the company. You were clear in your video, I was disagreeing with how things are setup. Canva should be strait up with its customers about this in the beginning but they are not. I found out about this through TH-cam. It should be clearly stated at the time you pay for a premium membership in bold letters.
Agreed! Can I use it or can't I use it? I'm sure there are very few people who are designing things on Canva to use for their own personal use around there own house. I think most people are using it for something "commercial". If it's not allowed it shouldn't be on Canva or it should be labeled "personal use only" or something.
I agree. I love Canva and I have Canva Pro. But what good is a fantastic program if I can't utilize it to the max? (Sell my own created designs etc.) Aren't the graphic design element creators already paid through Canva's pd. subscriptions? I mean C'mon. There's being "just" and acting in integrity then there's just a point of ridiculousness that swiftly turns to greed. I want people to get paid for their element or media creation/contribution to the program, but I mean how many times does that have to happen? These limitations negate all the wonderful possibilities Canva offers. I'm sad.
It irritates the hell out of me that no one seems to know what the hell they are talking about. While watching this video, I also find myself having to comb through Reddit threds and other TH-cam videos about your Terms and Conditions and Licensing Policies. Someone in the comments dropped the email they received from Canva, revealing that even the support team doesn't know what the policy is. This is incredibly frustrating because I spent the last week and half designing books and its taken hours of my day and all my energy and now that Im finished Im at the point where I don't even know if I can sell these books because no one knows what they are talking about. I'm paying 12.99 for Canva and I don't have any watermarks. When I design my book covers, I'm customizing the little graphics and creating a cover from scratch, NOT from the Template. Am I in violation of anything at this point? If someone else is reading this too, feel free to answer. I'm incredibly frustrated and i don't even see a Contact option for Canva so customer service is really shitty...
@@yalondamarie5695 yes, basically just be VERY original with your work, start from scratch and dont use templates. I got sick of the whole kdp industry tho. Its fun to mess around with Canva but the amount of work put into the designs goes VERY unrewarded
i have literally spent a whole day creating digital stuff, i even paid for the pro version and im extremely confused at this point, i finally thought I'm going somewhere but here you go again, i ain't subscribing canva ever again. fuck this shit
@@mawrahameed6076 im sorry for the frustration! Just start on a blank canvas and piece everything together. Dont use the templates or try to rearrange templates. I did the latter, uploaded to amazon kdp and within seconds (kid u not) was hit with a copyright strike. Just make your own designs and you’ll be okay. You can use the templates as inspiration
I know this is a difficult or complex subject to cover, so thank you for taking the time to do it. I have researched a lot and I really like the resources you choose to provide! I think your "summary breakdown" of the different uses at the end of the video was the best explanation I have heard so far. Thanks again!!
So I purchased the pro version of canva. Does that mean I'm able to use the icons on the t shirts I sell? I'm so confused. I don't see an option to purchase the icon so use for commercial use.
@@katiedavies3058 Canva replied to my facebook message and said that I can I just can't use single icons etc. Like I need to make it unique and add other elements. You can't just take an icon and print it on a shirt but you can use an icon with fonts and other icons and print.
i'm confused I don't know if I can use canva video animations for a personal music video... it seems like I can't, could you please answer my question ?
Hi Enzo 👋 The best we can do is to redirect you to the Canva Licensing Agreements. We are not experts in that legal matter and don't want to take the risk of giving you erroneous information that might put you in a complicated situation. 👉 www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hey when I make a design with the pro-version, download it and use it for my social media. Then after some months I decide to cancel the subscription, can I still use it??
Yes you can, but make sure you understand all the implications of using Free vs Pro elements by reading Canva's licensing agreements: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
Hello, I wanted to know if the free fonts can be used for designing t-shirts. I did watch the video where you have mentioned about it, butni just want to be sure again ? 😁😁 And if I get the pro version, will it be fine to use the fonts in pro version for selling t-shirts?
Hey ! Was wondering if you could help , I want to create digital products for commercial use and was wondering if I could use the fonts , icons and photos on Canva to design these products as a Canva Pro User.
Can I use pro elements to create a logo and use it as my thumbnail and a watermark on my videos for a monetized channel if I'm not selling my youtube videos? Seems like if I'm not selling the video with the elements itself on it, I should still be able to monetize my channel with ad revenue since the videos are free.
ok..once again:) can I use Canva elements to put on my tshirt?) for tshirt design to sell on etsy. I have Canva pro... can I use pro elements or free elements or any elements?
Hi Ellena, please note that we are not lawyers, so this is not legal advice. But you can use any free elements for commercial and non commercial use according to the Canva licencing agreements here: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
I'm not really in a position to give you legal advise, but I believe this should be fine as long as you respect the number of reproductions and other criteria described in the licensing agreements.
Thanks Alot ! I have a doubt , Canva offers :- 1. Free elements , 2 . Premium elements (Which are free for pro subscribers) and 3. elements that we need to buy before downloading/using ($1...). So, if i use the free and premium(pro) elements , then am i good to go? I Have read the terms and conditions, but still this doubt persists .
You are correct about the 3 types of elements. And it depends what you mean by "I'm good to go". The Canva licencing agreement mention a certain number of reproductions for your designs, you have to pay attention that number.
@@TeamRonDi By good to go i mean, can i sell the designs i make using the pro and free elements(such that the cliparts aren't on the standalone basis) ? Can i sell cards,posters etc if i design (not using the templates) but the pro and free elements? I read the terms and conditions it said free license for free elements and one design use license for pro elements , in one time use license, can i sell the designs (like freelancing)?
All free photos, music and video files on Canva can be used for free for commercial and noncommercial use- it says so here: www.canva.com/policies/free-media/
From same link: "Don’t sell unaltered copies of a photo, music or video file e.g. don’t sell it as a stock photo, music or video file, poster, print or on a physical product without adding any value." Maybe not for print.
@Design with Canva Thank you, it is very informative, however for Free elements/photos shapes etc, can you use them to sell without any worry on notebooks, mugs/shirts etc if you just add a text below it for instance or if you just put few Free Canva elements/photos around each other? Thanks
Thanks for the amazing info! I have been looking into this a lot, but I still have a question... When using the graphics available to me in the pro version, I was not prompted with any "remove watermark" option prompting for the 1 or 10 dollar options . Maybe they dont ask you for that when using the pro version. But now my question is, if I am using their graphic on a t shirt that I will be selling, do I have to get the extended use version of the license? I am so confused...
Hey there, I understand you are confused. Licensing agreement are not easy to understand. I'm not a lawyer and therefore not the best person to give you legal advice. IF in doubt, you should try to contact Canva directly via their support.
From what i understand if your a canva pro user you don't have to worry as much you still cant use the media in a trademarked logo. But you can sell merch with your design. It just says that you cant sell unaltered media provided by canvas so you have to make your own designs and change the media provided. So you cant just take a graphic from canva and print it on a shirt and sell it. But if you take a graphic and mix it with other graphics add some text, change the colors, than you can use it on merch i.e.make it your own.
I am equally confused with licensing of Canva. So.... do i allow to use their shapes, frames, background photos ... etc or not ? It sounds like it is ok to use if i have paid for the premium but it will be limited to digital version (of books) up to 2000 copies. However, how will you know how many copies you are going to sell ? and what will happen if i want a printed version of something ? Then the extended agreement comes in (??). I have been using Canva for charity work but I guess for "commercial" work/project, it may be simpler to avoid Canva completely. @Design with Canva , can you kindly advise whats the best for using their elements please ? Many thanks
Hey there, I'm sorry, there's no easy black or white answer here. It's pretty much case by case. We are not qualified to give you legal advice, so the best we can do is to point you out to Canva's material to understand these licensing agreements here: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Which license is the best for Print on Demand business? I am also not sure whether you can use Canva designs as primary design on a T-shirt or their designs can only be used as secondary designs, by just being a part from the whole design?
Hi there, thanks for the video, I have a query , what if I create designs for low/no content books from Canva which are licence free and once I publish, can anyone else copy my design and get their product trademarked or copyrighted ? Should I get my book copyrighted or trademarked? Can you please advice for situation like this?
Hello! Thanks for sharing this information, it's kind of confusing. If I understood, if I have the Canva Pro account I can create EBooks using Free or Pro elements to share (For free) with my audience? Or I also get the 2000k distribution etc?
If you altered let's say canva free elements, and you use it in any illustration stock market is it prohibited? The elements doesn't even look the same anymore and if so how can canva could find out about it?
Hi! I have Canva Pro and I'm trying to get clarification on license agreements and how that applies to Canva Pro. I'm able to use everything available on Canva, but it doesn't ever give me the option to buy a license. Does this mean it's included? This is so confusing! Thank you for your help!
Hey Jennifer, in order to learn more about licensing, I suggest you refer to about.canva.com/license-agreements/ If after reading that you still have questions, you can always reach out to canva via this link: bit.ly/canva-legal
May I use a cover that I made on a similar Canva app in order to pubblish a paperback book? I think its fine for ebooks but i have no idea about paperback. I've used only free tools of course
According to the terms of the contract, there is a free license as well as a one-design-use license. However, all images (including the free ones) link to the One Design Use license. Is this a bug or can free images now only be used once?
Does Canva charge the customer an extra fee when they download and use a Canva file that I created in Canva (with a Pro account) when they buy a digital download in Etsy?
thank you!! am I right to understand that say if I create a few connected slides for a youtube video and some "pro/paid" element is used for them, then it would be considered as multi-use? hmm it can get quite expensive if a few elements are used...
I'm sorry, I'm not completely sure I have the answer to your question. I know if you are a Pro user, this should be no problem. But I don't fully understand all the nuances of the Free use.
Sorry we cannot give you legal advice, you'll need to figure it out by yourself. Get a copyright lawyer if you are going to get into NFTs and sell them.
hi! i just want to make sure... so is it okay if i use elements or images both using canva & canva pro for my youtube channel and instagram filter/post?
So if I make a logo that's just text with a blank background using the free fonts I can do whatever I want to it and therefore could put it on a shirt or another type of merch?
I have questions: What if I use Stock Photo and then: 1. Upload the stock photo on my business account on IG. 2. Upload the photo with some light editing (like putting some text, elements, and my business logo) Are these still ok? I’m subscribed to Canva PRO account. Thank you for answering.
Hey Miss Krisee, Unfortunately, we cannot give you this type of legal advice as we are not copyright lawyers. Have a look at Canva's licensing agreements here to know what you can/can't do: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hi, I wanted to ask about the commercial use of my canva designs.. If I created a design from scratch using canva elements (fonts, icons, and backgrounds) but did not use any stock picture. can I use my design for commercial use and for client work?
@@btsdestroyedmyuglylife8735 I asked Canva the same question on twitter and they said it is fine for me to use their elements to build a design from scratch for a client.. you can DM them on twitter if u have any questions. Hope this helps
What if you do not buy the images individually. If you have a Canva Pro account payed once a year for personal use. Is that still 2000 copies? A number you will most certantly not use.
I’m not sure this rule still applies. I’d recommend you read the most recent licensing agreements here: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hi, thank you for ur video! I had one question. If I buy multi use license for premium elements does that mean I can sell up to 250k print books or do I have to purchase extended license right away? I talked to a canva associate and they said always under extended use license to sell anything. I think the video with the woman and lawyer, they mentioned in the middle of the interview u can sell under one time and multi use as long as u stay in those quota limits under the licenses mentioned but I believe that is not correct according to Canva. A little gray area I'm not understanding.
Hey Summer, I'm not the best person to go really deep on legal stuff, so if you don't find an answer to your question after watching this video or ready the Canva's licencing agreements, I suggest you contact Canva via bit.ly/message-canva
If I subscribe to Canva Pro - can I use the Premium images and videos for making youtube videos ? Any additional steps needed to make sure there are no copyright issues before I can publish that video on youtube platform ?
Yes you will be OK for that use. And yes, you should connect your Canva account with TH-cam. You can do that by finding the youtube integration in Canva, go to the three little dot menu in the editor > TH-cam. Connect your accounts so that if you get flagged on TH-cam for a song from Canva, TH-cam will know it comes from Canva and you therefore have the right to use it.
Hello i have a clothing brand( not official I just want to use for the label),i make some designs from canva site. I use a pro.. Can I use your designs for my clothing brand with pro packet.Because you have a special section for t-shirt designs.Do i need to change the elements ? for example adding a post or color or can i use two elements together ? Thank you.
Hey there, For all questions related to Canva's Licensing Agreements, we suggest you use this form and Canva support team will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
Hi there, We are not in a position to give you legal advice, but have a look at Canva's licensing agreements here to know what you can/can't do: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Thanks for the video, wish I knew this information earlier. I have created my branding using canva and used an element to create my social media "logo" - a term used loosely for this scenario, which is a free element. Am I correct in inferring that this is okay to use for the brand of my website/blog/ social platforms as long as I don't attempt to trademark as I cannot since I have used canva.
I had a good laugh at 600 x 800 pixels limit. Instagram posts are 1080 x 1080 pixels. So I guess everyone selling Instagram Canva templates are “criminals.” I’m a Certified Canva Creative and the file size has never been mentioned. Everyone sells templates THEY created. Not the ones already in Canva.
Not sure what to answer to your comment. Maybe you can bring that up in the CCC group (which I am an admin of as well), and we can pick up this discussion there.
Hi both, i too asked them on twitter whether I can use there free elements, icons and fonts to create Blog images for my blog(which will be a commercial blog because it has affiliate links). They said I can use them on my blog but it shouldn't exceed 48000px or (600X800px) if I'm using elements unedited. So I think this implies if I edit those elements (I am not sure what would count editing those elements, like changing colors, adding with other elements etc?) then I can use for greater than 600*800px. For this I have also asked them. Will reply on this once they confirm. But for the first part I think I am clear. If either of you has a clear understanding on the second part of this answer then (unedited elements can exceed 600*800px )then please respond. Thanks!
I made some kids flash cards in Canva and i subscribe to the Pro version. Is this okay? Or will i have to make more changes to the image? So as not to look like im trying to sell just the image.
Thanks for this great video. Can you help me with my question? I am a social media manager of several local businesses. I bought Canva pro so I can make social media posts for my clients. I also use canva videos for Facebook ads. Is this ok? I have read Canva's licensing agreement carefully but I do not find the answer I am looking for. I hope you can help me a little with this, many thanks in advance!
The answer is not black or white. You’ll have to properly read the licensing agreement or search for help on Canva’s Help Center. Here is a good place to start: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
@@TeamRonDi sir are photos in canva are copyright free can we also them in our you tube videos ..... Is there any requirement to give disclaimer in description of our video
You're not the only one. Licenses are not an easy thing to wrap your head around. Unfortunately we are not lawyers, this is our humble attempt at bringing more clarity.
This was honestly so confusing 😭 for me, I just wanna know if I can use the free photos that canva has on a shirt?! To sell of course, however they would have like words on them and what not.
Hi, thank you for making the video. If I find an image on Canva (free or pro version), draw a cartoon version and print on t-shirts to sell. Does it against Canva license agreement?
We don't want to get you into trouble so for all questions related to Canva's Licensing Agreements, we suggest you use this form and their experts will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
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In the past you had a 250,000 reproduction limit for Premium elements (free under PRO) because they fell under the Royalty free license. However, now (May 2020) that Canva combined the paid elements with the pro elements, suddenly, all images link back to "One Design Use License Agreement" which limits the reproductions to 2,000. Is this an error?
Hi, I know that Canva is reworking its licensing agreement. I'll update the video once I receive the new guidelines.
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@@TeamRonDi Thanks for your reply. I checked again today, and Canva has posted an updated "One design" license as of 14/5/2020. Under this updated license there's no reference to a reproduction limit. This is great news! From what I understand, every time a paying Pro user makes use of a Pro image on its design, Canva automatically issues a "One design" license upon exporting that design. This is done an infinite number of times if you use the same image in an infinite number of designs. So, in practical terms, it works just as the multi-use license. The only difference is that, without a full multi-use license, you can't export the image as-is and load it in another graphics program - i.e. a Canva competitor - and use it to make your design there. Whereas with an actual multi-use license you can do that. Otherwise, I don't really see any difference between the licenses from the perspective of a Pro user. This is how I'm understanding it, but I'm no lawyer, so your input will be greatly appreciated.
thanks . Can you help me? I am a social media manager of several local or international businesses. I bought Canva pro so I can make social media posts for my clients. I also use canva videos for ads. Is this ok? I have read Canva's licensing agreement carefully but I do not find the answer I am looking for. I hope you can help me a little with this, many thanks in advance!
Hey there Areej 👋 Unfortunately we are not in a position to give you legal advice. I recommend you try to understand the licensing agreement, and if you need help that you seek that help with a qualified specialist.
I believe so, yes. I depends on how many reproduction you plan on selling of your book. Make sure you carefully read the licensing agreements before you use the Canva elements.
Hi there, Because we don’t feel qualified enough to talk about legal issues, we’ve decided not to create future videos about this topic. The wrong kind of advice could have important repercussions on somebody’s business. We don’t want to take that risk.
can I use the music from canva on youtube?? The sound that loaded in with the banner I made is sick but I want to be sure that I can use it for my youtube intro
Yes, you can. Make sure to connect your Canva account with TH-cam to let TH-cam know the videos come from Canva. In the editor, left hand panel > 3 little dot menu > TH-cam
Hi Ronnie, now that you work more closely with canva, is this information accurate? I'm particularly interested in the rules around selling templates...
Hey Liz, I'm not really in a position to give you legal advice, but I can share this link, which I believe will be useful: www.canva.com/licensing-explained
Hi there, if I am using Canva for a university project (i.e. not for commercial use) am I able to use the free, premium and paid elements? If so, am I required to attribute them differently? Thanks heaps!
WOW! Thank you for going over the Article and rules! It's really comprehensive -- coming from a overthinker. So, I am allowed to Sell Digitals with the Free fonts but only up to 2000 copies, right?
Be careful as the info in this video is quite old already. We recommend you read this article carefully to learn about the latest licensing agreement: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hey, I want to make custom cards in canva using their free illustrations and fonts and sell them later. Is it permissible? Every card will be uniquely made and I will change a lot of things in those illustrations.
I believe you should be fine, but *to be safe* make sure you read the Licensing Agreements for free media here: about.canva.com/license-agreements/free-media/ Sorry I'm not a lawyer, this is just what I understood.
I used canva pro and i took an element and put it in a design with modifying it and add text.but i was surprised that redbubble deleted my design cause someone sent them a complain about my design and he has the rights about the element that i bought from canva!!!!! Can't understand
Hi there ,can i use the free clip art not images on canva free as prints for my products. .e.g on a coffee mug ,i want to start a print on demand business
It depends, we are not in a position to give you legal advice, but if you have a burning question about Canva's licensing agreement I suggest you use this form and our experts will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
I made an educational printable in Canva that I think I could sell on Etsy-- I'd love to start a shop and do more. My big question is, if I used some of their free minor elements (i.e. clip art of a shoe, paw print, world, music note, various backgrounds, fonts, etc... all free) do I need to worry about licensing? I'd want to make sure I'm not breaking any laws. I would only use the free elements for my future designs.
Hey Miriam, I'm not the best person to go really deep on legal stuff, so if you don't find an answer to your question after watching this video or ready the Canva's licencing agreements, I suggest you contact Canva via bit.ly/message-canva
Great video, I want to start a business selling logos made from canvas/tailor brands then editing them then selling them to business. If I pay for the logos on these websites can I sell them for a higher amount?
This is a tricky one. You should definitely read Canva's licensing agreement carefully and if in doubt, reach out to Canva support via this link: bit.ly/message-canva
I want to buy canva pro to make youtube, can i monetize youtube with all the videos available through canva pro On the homepage, the phrase that can generate income is specified only in the design through canva, so I am not sure whether it is only images or includes videos and fonts
In other words, I am wondering if I can use it to monetize youtube after I purchase paid videos for free through canva pro In addition, I would like to know if it is possible to upload a video to youtube after editing the video (for example, adding subtitles) using an editing program.
I'm unfortunately not in a position to give you legal advice, but I can point you out to Canva's updated licensing agreements: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Good video my friend,only a doubt. If you bought a photo of multi use licence, you can take out this photo, modificate this photo and put this photo in canva, and use this new photo in your design?
Hey Jos, It's a good question! I guess it depends on how much you modify the original photo. If it's completely different from the original, I'd belive the answer is yes: you can use it. If it's very close to the original, I'd say no.
Okay, let me SUPER simplify for some people.. I have watched SO many videos and have read SO many blogs. This is what it comes down to: You cannot sell ANY content on Canva if you don’t add “value,” which means you HAVE to change SOMETHING about the photo, graphic, template, etc. that you want to use. You CANNOT slap a photo or graphic onto your canvas and sell it. You have to alter them in some way, shape, or form. This goes for free content AND Pro users. Hope this helped.
Hey Taylor,
thanks for trying to make this complex topic simple for our audience here. I think it pretty much sums up the logic behind Canva's licensing agreements.
Of course there are some subtleties users need to be aware of, but that's a great rule of thumbs.
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Thank you so much ! I was trying to make sure if I understood well!
So if altered a graphic on canva that means now i can even sell that graphing claiming that i am the creator?
So is this only with Canva graphics I don’t have to change my own graphics right
@@saraburtis2788 yes that's right
Instead of some users being overwhelmed with all this legal language that is so confusing, why not provide software that is totally free to use for the user, especially those that pay for the pro version and not having to worry all the time about legal troubles. I "assumed" I was covered for all legalities under the paid pro version. According to this video, I'm not covered. This makes your paid version undesirable for me. This is just "splitting" hairs for your customers and making it confusing. The way I see it, this can be achieved by making it black and white up front in the beginning. I believe if I pay you for a subscription, then I should be allowed to use my creations any way I want. If this is not the case, I will cancel my membership right away.
Also, if this is the case, then Canva should be making it much more clearer up front in black and white terms to ALL users.
Hey there,
I understand your frustration. The fact is that right now, it is what it is. And with this video I tried my best to bring some clarity with the resources I could find.
You'd understand that we have little to no say in what Canva decides to do in terms of licensing agreement.
We are only trying to help.
@@TeamRonDi I appreciate your honesty with your clarification, but when I see "Design with Canva", it is easy to assume you represent Canva as if you are the company. You were clear in your video, I was disagreeing with how things are setup. Canva should be strait up with its customers about this in the beginning but they are not. I found out about this through TH-cam. It should be clearly stated at the time you pay for a premium membership in bold letters.
Agreed! Can I use it or can't I use it? I'm sure there are very few people who are designing things on Canva to use for their own personal use around there own house. I think most people are using it for something "commercial". If it's not allowed it shouldn't be on Canva or it should be labeled "personal use only" or something.
I agree. I love Canva and I have Canva Pro. But what good is a fantastic program if I can't utilize it to the max? (Sell my own created designs etc.) Aren't the graphic design element creators already paid through Canva's pd. subscriptions? I mean C'mon. There's being "just" and acting in integrity then there's just a point of ridiculousness that swiftly turns to greed. I want people to get paid for their element or media creation/contribution to the program, but I mean how many times does that have to happen? These limitations negate all the wonderful possibilities Canva offers. I'm sad.
It irritates the hell out of me that no one seems to know what the hell they are talking about. While watching this video, I also find myself having to comb through Reddit threds and other TH-cam videos about your Terms and Conditions and Licensing Policies. Someone in the comments dropped the email they received from Canva, revealing that even the support team doesn't know what the policy is. This is incredibly frustrating because I spent the last week and half designing books and its taken hours of my day and all my energy and now that Im finished Im at the point where I don't even know if I can sell these books because no one knows what they are talking about. I'm paying 12.99 for Canva and I don't have any watermarks. When I design my book covers, I'm customizing the little graphics and creating a cover from scratch, NOT from the Template. Am I in violation of anything at this point? If someone else is reading this too, feel free to answer. I'm incredibly frustrated and i don't even see a Contact option for Canva so customer service is really shitty...
Did you find an answer
@@yalondamarie5695 yes, basically just be VERY original with your work, start from scratch and dont use templates. I got sick of the whole kdp industry tho. Its fun to mess around with Canva but the amount of work put into the designs goes VERY unrewarded
@@THEDOORIZCLOSED What would be a better option than Canva?
i have literally spent a whole day creating digital stuff, i even paid for the pro version and im extremely confused at this point, i finally thought I'm going somewhere but here you go again, i ain't subscribing canva ever again. fuck this shit
@@mawrahameed6076 im sorry for the frustration! Just start on a blank canvas and piece everything together. Dont use the templates or try to rearrange templates. I did the latter, uploaded to amazon kdp and within seconds (kid u not) was hit with a copyright strike. Just make your own designs and you’ll be okay. You can use the templates as inspiration
I know this is a difficult or complex subject to cover, so thank you for taking the time to do it. I have researched a lot and I really like the resources you choose to provide! I think your "summary breakdown" of the different uses at the end of the video was the best explanation I have heard so far. Thanks again!!
Glad it was helpful! And yes, this topic is soooo complex. I wish Canva would make it easier 🤔
So I purchased the pro version of canva. Does that mean I'm able to use the icons on the t shirts I sell? I'm so confused. I don't see an option to purchase the icon so use for commercial use.
Make sure to revisit Canva's licensing agreements as they changed recently: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
Did you find the answer to this? I am waiting for Canva to get back to me as I am confused too.
Did anyone find an answer to that ?
Anyone has the answer of this matter?
@@katiedavies3058 Canva replied to my facebook message and said that I can I just can't use single icons etc. Like I need to make it unique and add other elements. You can't just take an icon and print it on a shirt but you can use an icon with fonts and other icons and print.
good morning sir, can we use canva for education to create youtube videos? would the videos be monetized?
Yes you are fine with TH-cam and yes, you can monetize as long as you are using the Canva assets to create something of your own.
i'm confused I don't know if I can use canva video animations for a personal music video... it seems like I can't, could you please answer my question ?
Hi Enzo 👋
The best we can do is to redirect you to the Canva Licensing Agreements. We are not experts in that legal matter and don't want to take the risk of giving you erroneous information that might put you in a complicated situation.
👉 www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
So if I'm only using the free elements I'm good?
Yes, you should be good if you only use the free elements.
@@TeamRonDi what about the elements that are used for pro subscribers?
@@alfin5818 I'd like to know this as well.
I was nervous! 7:00 was all I needed to hear but I’ll stick around for future reference 📝
Glad you found your answer
Hey when I make a design with the pro-version, download it and use it for my social media. Then after some months I decide to cancel the subscription, can I still use it??
What's uploaded to your social media will not change. If you've downloaded your work, it's fine.
So, when using the free elements I can use the graphics/animations on my monetized youtube channel?
Yes, I believe that should be fine
Can I use free fonts on Canva for commercial use? So make greeting cards with free fonts and sell them?
Yes you can, but make sure you understand all the implications of using Free vs Pro elements by reading Canva's licensing agreements: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
Hello, I wanted to know if the free fonts can be used for designing t-shirts. I did watch the video where you have mentioned about it, butni just want to be sure again ? 😁😁 And if I get the pro version, will it be fine to use the fonts in pro version for selling t-shirts?
hi did you find out about this?
Interesting way to USE ANY LANGUAGE ANY FONT FOR FREE IN CANVA FREE ACCOUNT.
th-cam.com/video/BW46ce34iKI/w-d-xo.html
Existe algun video como este en español?
De momento no
Hey ! Was wondering if you could help , I want to create digital products for commercial use and was wondering if I could use the fonts , icons and photos on Canva to design these products as a Canva Pro User.
Can I use pro elements to create a logo and use it as my thumbnail and a watermark on my videos for a monetized channel if I'm not selling my youtube videos? Seems like if I'm not selling the video with the elements itself on it, I should still be able to monetize my channel with ad revenue since the videos are free.
Yes, you should be alright with this!
ok..once again:) can I use Canva elements to put on my tshirt?) for tshirt design to sell on etsy. I have Canva pro... can I use pro elements or free elements or any elements?
Hi Ellena,
please note that we are not lawyers, so this is not legal advice.
But you can use any free elements for commercial and non commercial use according to the Canva licencing agreements here: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
im still confused if I can make stickers from their free cliparts/free elements and sell it. Is it possible?
I'm not really in a position to give you legal advise, but I believe this should be fine as long as you respect the number of reproductions and other criteria described in the licensing agreements.
Thanks Alot !
I have a doubt , Canva offers :- 1. Free elements , 2 . Premium elements (Which are free for pro subscribers) and 3. elements that we need to buy before downloading/using ($1...).
So, if i use the free and premium(pro) elements , then am i good to go?
I Have read the terms and conditions, but still this doubt persists .
You are correct about the 3 types of elements.
And it depends what you mean by "I'm good to go".
The Canva licencing agreement mention a certain number of reproductions for your designs, you have to pay attention that number.
@@TeamRonDi By good to go i mean, can i sell the designs i make using the pro and free elements(such that the cliparts aren't on the standalone basis) ? Can i sell cards,posters etc if i design (not using the templates) but the pro and free elements? I read the terms and conditions it said free license for free elements and one design use license for pro elements , in one time use license, can i sell the designs (like freelancing)?
So, as for now: can I use free elements on tshirts and sell it??
All free photos, music and video files on Canva can be used for free for commercial and noncommercial use- it says so here: www.canva.com/policies/free-media/
From same link: "Don’t sell unaltered copies of a photo, music or video file e.g. don’t sell it as a stock photo, music or video file, poster, print or on a physical product without adding any value."
Maybe not for print.
@Design with Canva Thank you, it is very informative, however for Free elements/photos shapes etc, can you use them to sell without any worry on notebooks, mugs/shirts etc if you just add a text below it for instance or if you just put few Free Canva elements/photos around each other? Thanks
Thanks for the amazing info! I have been looking into this a lot, but I still have a question...
When using the graphics available to me in the pro version, I was not prompted with any "remove watermark" option prompting for the 1 or 10 dollar options . Maybe they dont ask you for that when using the pro version. But now my question is, if I am using their graphic on a t shirt that I will be selling, do I have to get the extended use version of the license? I am so confused...
Hey there,
I understand you are confused. Licensing agreement are not easy to understand.
I'm not a lawyer and therefore not the best person to give you legal advice. IF in doubt, you should try to contact Canva directly via their support.
From what i understand if your a canva pro user you don't have to worry as much you still cant use the media in a trademarked logo. But you can sell merch with your design. It just says that you cant sell unaltered media provided by canvas so you have to make your own designs and change the media provided. So you cant just take a graphic from canva and print it on a shirt and sell it. But if you take a graphic and mix it with other graphics add some text, change the colors, than you can use it on merch i.e.make it your own.
I am equally confused with licensing of Canva. So.... do i allow to use their shapes, frames, background photos ... etc or not ? It sounds like it is ok to use if i have paid for the premium but it will be limited to digital version (of books) up to 2000 copies. However, how will you know how many copies you are going to sell ? and what will happen if i want a printed version of something ? Then the extended agreement comes in (??). I have been using Canva for charity work but I guess for "commercial" work/project, it may be simpler to avoid Canva completely. @Design with Canva
, can you kindly advise whats the best for using their elements please ? Many thanks
Hey there,
I'm sorry, there's no easy black or white answer here.
It's pretty much case by case. We are not qualified to give you legal advice, so the best we can do is to point you out to Canva's material to understand these licensing agreements here: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Which license is the best for Print on Demand business? I am also not sure whether you can use Canva designs as primary design on a T-shirt or their designs can only be used as secondary designs, by just being a part from the whole design?
Best would be to ask Canva directly, because I'm not sure.
bit.ly/message-canva
Hi there, thanks for the video, I have a query , what if I create designs for low/no content books from Canva which are licence free and once I publish, can anyone else copy my design and get their product trademarked or copyrighted ? Should I get my book copyrighted or trademarked? Can you please advice for situation like this?
so is canva free art without people okay to be used in youtube or not ?
Hello! Thanks for sharing this information, it's kind of confusing. If I understood, if I have the Canva Pro account I can create EBooks using Free or Pro elements to share (For free) with my audience? Or I also get the 2000k distribution etc?
Same concern here. I've canva pro and I don't see that 1 dollar purchase. Can I sell my creations using Pro photos/elements?
If you altered let's say canva free elements, and you use it in any illustration stock market is it prohibited? The elements doesn't even look the same anymore and if so how can canva could find out about it?
I'm not 100% sure about this. Have you tried to get in touch with Canva's support to get an answser to that?
Hi! I have Canva Pro and I'm trying to get clarification on license agreements and how that applies to Canva Pro. I'm able to use everything available on Canva, but it doesn't ever give me the option to buy a license. Does this mean it's included? This is so confusing! Thank you for your help!
Hey Jennifer,
in order to learn more about licensing, I suggest you refer to about.canva.com/license-agreements/
If after reading that you still have questions, you can always reach out to canva via this link: bit.ly/canva-legal
May I use a cover that I made on a similar Canva app in order to pubblish a paperback book? I think its fine for ebooks but i have no idea about paperback. I've used only free tools of course
If you made your cover in Canva, the licensing agreement apply.
I’m wondering the same now... I watched a bunch of videos about creating a cover in Canva but none mentioned legality. How I’m concerned
According to the terms of the contract, there is a free license as well as a one-design-use license. However, all images (including the free ones) link to the One Design Use license. Is this a bug or can free images now only be used once?
Is it copyright free
Does Canva charge the customer an extra fee when they download and use a Canva file that I created in Canva (with a Pro account) when they buy a digital download in Etsy?
It depends if your template uses Pro elements (elements from the library that have a crown).
thank you!! am I right to understand that say if I create a few connected slides for a youtube video and some "pro/paid" element is used for them, then it would be considered as multi-use? hmm it can get quite expensive if a few elements are used...
I'm sorry, I'm not completely sure I have the answer to your question. I know if you are a Pro user, this should be no problem. But I don't fully understand all the nuances of the Free use.
I want to create NFTs. If I select elements (free) and pick an animal and alter the colours of the animal and background and sell is this oK?
Sorry we cannot give you legal advice, you'll need to figure it out by yourself. Get a copyright lawyer if you are going to get into NFTs and sell them.
Excellent video! You did a great job and this was very helpful (not boring at all).
hi! i just want to make sure... so is it okay if i use elements or images both using canva & canva pro for my youtube channel and instagram filter/post?
Ok. So my question is, can you use the photos and elements for a website? Blog? And social media?
Yes you can.
So if I make a logo that's just text with a blank background using the free fonts I can do whatever I want to it and therefore could put it on a shirt or another type of merch?
would like to know too
I have questions:
What if I use Stock Photo and then:
1. Upload the stock photo on my business account on IG.
2. Upload the photo with some light editing (like putting some text, elements, and my business logo)
Are these still ok? I’m subscribed to Canva PRO account. Thank you for answering.
Hey Miss Krisee,
Unfortunately, we cannot give you this type of legal advice as we are not copyright lawyers.
Have a look at Canva's licensing agreements here to know what you can/can't do: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hi, I wanted to ask about the commercial use of my canva designs.. If I created a design from scratch using canva elements (fonts, icons, and backgrounds) but did not use any stock picture. can I use my design for commercial use and for client work?
I want to know the same thing
@@btsdestroyedmyuglylife8735 I asked Canva the same question on twitter and they said it is fine for me to use their elements to build a design from scratch for a client.. you can DM them on twitter if u have any questions. Hope this helps
You can either reach out via Twitter or Messenger via this link: bit.ly/message-canva
Thank you sir, I understand and appreciate your hard work and research. So in short, we can't sell logos to company's using canva right?
What if you do not buy the images individually. If you have a Canva Pro account payed once a year for personal use. Is that still 2000 copies? A number you will most certantly not use.
I’m not sure this rule still applies.
I’d recommend you read the most recent licensing agreements here:
www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Great video! Is the $100 for the extended license a one time fee?
yes it is. But agreements have changed since we published this video, make sure you keep up to date here: about.canva.com/license-agreements/
I have pro subscription, n free Pro elements, can I use that free pro element for printing on my mask or t-shirt? Pls answer
Hi, thank you for ur video! I had one question. If I buy multi use license for premium elements does that mean I can sell up to 250k print books or do I have to purchase extended license right away? I talked to a canva associate and they said always under extended use license to sell anything. I think the video with the woman and lawyer, they mentioned in the middle of the interview u can sell under one time and multi use as long as u stay in those quota limits under the licenses mentioned but I believe that is not correct according to Canva. A little gray area I'm not understanding.
Hey Summer,
I'm not the best person to go really deep on legal stuff, so if you don't find an answer to your question after watching this video or ready the Canva's licencing agreements, I suggest you contact Canva via bit.ly/message-canva
If I subscribe to Canva Pro - can I use the Premium images and videos for making youtube videos ? Any additional steps needed to make sure there are no copyright issues before I can publish that video on youtube platform ?
Yes you will be OK for that use.
And yes, you should connect your Canva account with TH-cam. You can do that by finding the youtube integration in Canva, go to the three little dot menu in the editor > TH-cam. Connect your accounts so that if you get flagged on TH-cam for a song from Canva, TH-cam will know it comes from Canva and you therefore have the right to use it.
Hello
i have a clothing brand(
not official
I just want to use for the label),i make some designs from canva site. I use a pro..
Can I use your designs for my clothing brand with pro packet.Because you have a special section for t-shirt designs.Do i need to change the elements ? for example
adding a post or color or can i use two elements together ? Thank you.
Hey there,
For all questions related to Canva's Licensing Agreements, we suggest you use this form and Canva support team will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
I just got a legal warning for artwork used but I have a paid membership so is that's safe???
Hi there,
We are not in a position to give you legal advice, but have a look at Canva's licensing agreements here to know what you can/can't do: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
What about using Canva Fonts for selling stickers or cards? Do you know if that’s allowed?
Thanks for the video, wish I knew this information earlier. I have created my branding using canva and used an element to create my social media "logo" - a term used loosely for this scenario, which is a free element. Am I correct in inferring that this is okay to use for the brand of my website/blog/ social platforms as long as I don't attempt to trademark as I cannot since I have used canva.
Yes, you should be fine as long as you don’t trademark 😊👍
@@TeamRonDi Okay great, thanks for the information.
Can i use canva free and canva pro( without watermaker ) elements in my 1 video
Here's a link to Canva's blog with an article on using elements for commercial use: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
I had a good laugh at 600 x 800 pixels limit. Instagram posts are 1080 x 1080 pixels. So I guess everyone selling Instagram Canva templates are “criminals.” I’m a Certified Canva Creative and the file size has never been mentioned. Everyone sells templates THEY created. Not the ones already in Canva.
Not sure what to answer to your comment. Maybe you can bring that up in the CCC group (which I am an admin of as well), and we can pick up this discussion there.
Hi both, i too asked them on twitter whether I can use there free elements, icons and fonts to create Blog images for my blog(which will be a commercial blog because it has affiliate links). They said I can use them on my blog but it shouldn't exceed 48000px or (600X800px) if I'm using elements unedited.
So I think this implies if I edit those elements (I am not sure what would count editing those elements, like changing colors, adding with other elements etc?) then I can use for greater than 600*800px. For this I have also asked them. Will reply on this once they confirm. But for the first part I think I am clear.
If either of you has a clear understanding on the second part of this answer then (unedited elements can exceed 600*800px )then please respond.
Thanks!
am i allowed to sell wall decoration digital prints that I made using canva on Etsy?
i use free elements to make the design of the wall decoration prints
HI, Do you know if I could use Canva free music on TH-cam? Is it legal?
i was also wondering this
I made some kids flash cards in Canva and i subscribe to the Pro version. Is this okay? Or will i have to make more changes to the image? So as not to look like im trying to sell just the image.
Unfortunately, we cannot give you legal advice.
If you are using the elements in your own designs you should be fine!
Thanks for this great video. Can you help me with my question? I am a social media manager of several local businesses. I bought Canva pro so I can make social media posts for my clients. I also use canva videos for Facebook ads. Is this ok? I have read Canva's licensing agreement carefully but I do not find the answer I am looking for. I hope you can help me a little with this, many thanks in advance!
Could you find out something about it in the meantime? I have the same problem and can't find an answer.
Hi Kim,
yes I believe this is OK and you should be fine for any commercial use if you use Canva Pro.
so is it totally illegal to use free elements in my designs to sell??
The answer is not black or white. You’ll have to properly read the licensing agreement or search for help on Canva’s Help Center.
Here is a good place to start: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
If I make a channel banner for TH-cam and thumbnails using the free assets on canva, would that be allowed?
Yes, that's totally fine!
Sir can we use canva videos which are already present in it.... in our you tube videos....
Are those videos like aeriel shots etc are copyright free
Yes I believe you can
@@TeamRonDi sir are photos in canva are copyright free can we also them in our you tube videos .....
Is there any requirement to give disclaimer in description of our video
Im so confuse
You're not the only one. Licenses are not an easy thing to wrap your head around. Unfortunately we are not lawyers, this is our humble attempt at bringing more clarity.
@@TeamRonDi there is no clarity ... each video causes more confusion and going by your replies, you are confused yourself
Is it okay to use canva for logo business?
This was honestly so confusing 😭 for me, I just wanna know if I can use the free photos that canva has on a shirt?! To sell of course, however they would have like words on them and what not.
Seriously why can’t anybody cut to the chase. Yes or no!
the answer to that question is simply: because it's not black or white. It depends on how you do it.
For all questions related to Canva's Licensing Agreements, we suggest you use this form and their experts will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
Design with Canva thanks so much!
Can i use canva elements ( related to science) in my youtube videos ( educational channel )
Here's a link to Canva's blog with an article on using elements for commercial use: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
how about i create a video presentation for my product in canva and I upload it in youtube and Instagram, is it ok?
Yes, this is fine Julia 😊
Can I use canva free music in TH-cam video channel?
Is it legal to use canva to design ads for TV commercials in Australia?
I'm not sure, we are not really in a position to give you legal advice.
Hi! can i ask? if i make a video using music from canva and post it to twitter, will it get copyright from the music? thank you!
how to register canava creator?
Can I use anything from Canva Pro to make a music channel on youtube bro. Please?
Can we use free elements for t shirt design..
Hi, thank you for making the video. If I find an image on Canva (free or pro version), draw a cartoon version and print on t-shirts to sell. Does it against Canva license agreement?
We don't want to get you into trouble so for all questions related to Canva's Licensing Agreements, we suggest you use this form and their experts will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
In the past you had a 250,000 reproduction limit for Premium elements (free under PRO) because they fell under the Royalty free license. However, now (May 2020) that Canva combined the paid elements with the pro elements, suddenly, all images link back to "One Design Use License Agreement" which limits the reproductions to 2,000. Is this an error?
Hi, I know that Canva is reworking its licensing agreement. I'll update the video once I receive the new guidelines.
@@TeamRonDi Thanks for your reply. I checked again today, and Canva has posted an updated "One design" license as of 14/5/2020. Under this updated license there's no reference to a reproduction limit. This is great news! From what I understand, every time a paying Pro user makes use of a Pro image on its design, Canva automatically issues a "One design" license upon exporting that design. This is done an infinite number of times if you use the same image in an infinite number of designs. So, in practical terms, it works just as the multi-use license. The only difference is that, without a full multi-use license, you can't export the image as-is and load it in another graphics program - i.e. a Canva competitor - and use it to make your design there. Whereas with an actual multi-use license you can do that. Otherwise, I don't really see any difference between the licenses from the perspective of a Pro user. This is how I'm understanding it, but I'm no lawyer, so your input will be greatly appreciated.
@ thankgod i saw your comment! i was so confused about one design use license! thankss
Is it legal to post something when i used some free templates of Canva ? Don't want to get any copyright problems. I live in Germany
thanks . Can you help me? I am a social media manager of several local or international businesses. I bought Canva pro so I can make social media posts for my clients. I also use canva videos for ads. Is this ok? I have read Canva's licensing agreement carefully but I do not find the answer I am looking for. I hope you can help me a little with this, many thanks in advance!
Hey there Areej 👋
Unfortunately we are not in a position to give you legal advice.
I recommend you try to understand the licensing agreement, and if you need help that you seek that help with a qualified specialist.
Thank you! Had allot of questions and your video is very informative.
So glad this humble attempt to explain the Licensing agreement helped you Mereane!
Can I use the elements on my blog page design?
Yes, you can.
If you want more info on licenses and terms of use you can check this page:
about.canva.com/terms-of-use/
Design with Canva thank you!
If I were to create Instagram highlight covers using icons/pictures that are free on canva, is it legal?
Yes, no problem about that.
Thank you for your informative Video and Blog Posts! Much appreciated.
My pleasure!
Hi I want to sell stickers on Etsy will I be allowed to use canva stock images
I don't have a simple answer to that, you really have to read the licensing agreement carefully. about.canva.com/license-agreements/
Hey, Can We use canva templates in TH-cam? Is there any sort of copyright issue???
I believe you are safe using Canva templates for your TH-cam videos.
@@TeamRonDi yes, thank you 😊
If I use free photo from canva is that legal? For make a cover book?
I believe so, yes. I depends on how many reproduction you plan on selling of your book. Make sure you carefully read the licensing agreements before you use the Canva elements.
Hi Ronny can you do a newer video on this topic with respect to selling products created with Canva, Print on demand and selling digital downloads.
Hi there,
Because we don’t feel qualified enough to talk about legal issues, we’ve decided not to create future videos about this topic.
The wrong kind of advice could have important repercussions on somebody’s business.
We don’t want to take that risk.
can I use the music from canva on youtube?? The sound that loaded in with the banner I made is sick but I want to be sure that I can use it for my youtube intro
Yes, you can. Make sure to connect your Canva account with TH-cam to let TH-cam know the videos come from Canva.
In the editor, left hand panel > 3 little dot menu > TH-cam
@@TeamRonDi in the editor, I don’t have the option to connect to TH-cam.
Hi Ronnie, now that you work more closely with canva, is this information accurate? I'm particularly interested in the rules around selling templates...
Hey Liz,
I'm not really in a position to give you legal advice, but I can share this link, which I believe will be useful: www.canva.com/licensing-explained
Hi there, if I am using Canva for a university project (i.e. not for commercial use) am I able to use the free, premium and paid elements? If so, am I required to attribute them differently? Thanks heaps!
Hey Abe, yes, if you are not intending to sell your project that should be fine. You don't have to attribute them I believe. But I'm no lawyer :)
What if I have canva pro
Read the licensing agreement, you'll find the answers there.
WOW! Thank you for going over the Article and rules! It's really comprehensive -- coming from a overthinker.
So, I am allowed to Sell Digitals with the Free fonts but only up to 2000 copies, right?
Be careful as the info in this video is quite old already. We recommend you read this article carefully to learn about the latest licensing agreement: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Hey, I want to make custom cards in canva using their free illustrations and fonts and sell them later. Is it permissible? Every card will be uniquely made and I will change a lot of things in those illustrations.
I believe you should be fine, but *to be safe* make sure you read the Licensing Agreements for free media here: about.canva.com/license-agreements/free-media/
Sorry I'm not a lawyer, this is just what I understood.
I used canva pro and i took an element and put it in a design with modifying it and add text.but i was surprised that redbubble deleted my design cause someone sent them a complain about my design and he has the rights about the element that i bought from canva!!!!! Can't understand
Hi there ,can i use the free clip art not images on canva free as prints for my products.
.e.g on a coffee mug ,i want to start a print on demand business
It depends, we are not in a position to give you legal advice, but if you have a burning question about Canva's licensing agreement I suggest you use this form and our experts will get back to you: bit.ly/canva-legal
Can I sell the graphics made by Canva on graphicriver.net, creativemarket.com and freepik.com
If I have pro account
I made an educational printable in Canva that I think I could sell on Etsy-- I'd love to start a shop and do more. My big question is, if I used some of their free minor elements (i.e. clip art of a shoe, paw print, world, music note, various backgrounds, fonts, etc... all free) do I need to worry about licensing? I'd want to make sure I'm not breaking any laws. I would only use the free elements for my future designs.
Hey Miriam,
I'm not the best person to go really deep on legal stuff, so if you don't find an answer to your question after watching this video or ready the Canva's licencing agreements, I suggest you contact Canva via bit.ly/message-canva
Great video, I want to start a business selling logos made from canvas/tailor brands then editing them then selling them to business. If I pay for the logos on these websites can I sell them for a higher amount?
This is a tricky one. You should definitely read Canva's licensing agreement carefully and if in doubt, reach out to Canva support via this link: bit.ly/message-canva
I want to buy canva pro to make youtube, can i monetize youtube with all the videos available through canva pro
On the homepage, the phrase that can generate income is specified only in the design through canva, so I am not sure whether it is only images or includes videos and fonts
In other words, I am wondering if I can use it to monetize youtube after I purchase paid videos for free through canva pro
In addition, I would like to know if it is possible to upload a video to youtube after editing the video (for example, adding subtitles) using an editing program.
I want to know what I can use for my music logo, promotion and releases? Anyone else like me here?
I'm unfortunately not in a position to give you legal advice, but I can point you out to Canva's updated licensing agreements: www.canva.com/help/article/licenses-copyright-commercial-use
Good video my friend,only a doubt. If you bought a photo of multi use licence, you can take out this photo, modificate this photo and put this photo in canva, and use this new photo in your design?
Hey Jos,
It's a good question! I guess it depends on how much you modify the original photo. If it's completely different from the original, I'd belive the answer is yes: you can use it. If it's very close to the original, I'd say no.
Can I use Canva designs for my YT Vlog?
can i use my design made from canva with free elements, and selling it in Print On demand ???? im confused
Read the licensing agreements carefully. They've changed recently. about.canva.com/license-agreements/
Hi @Billy Mailloy, have you get the answer? Cause I have the same case here. Please let me know if you get the answer. Thank you!
Also, I want to know ....
@@TeamRonDi Hi Canva, Please let us know with yes or no answer for this case. Thank you!
so, one cannot trademark a logo created on canvas ?
Indeed, creating logos with Canva is not ideal for this reason.