Canva
Canva
A design tool to create anything with templates
◐Free plan ○Korean supported
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Free templates and basic editing. AI is limited to 200 uses/month (20 for advanced features) |
| Paid price | Pro around $15/month, discount with annual billing |
| Student / edu discount | Free program available for teachers and students |
| Korean | ○KoreanSupports Korean UI and fonts. Some AI features are released in English first. |
| Login | Required |
| Platforms | Web · iOS · Android · Windows · macOS |
| File input | IMAGE, PDF, DOCX |
| Download output | PPTX, PDF, image, and video export |
| Commercial use | ConditionalCommercial terms differ between free and paid assets. Make sure to check licensing labels. |
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Who it's for
- Marketers and small business owners who want to handle presentations, social cards, and print materials in a single tool
- Teachers and students who can access paid features for free by applying for the education program
- Anyone without formal design training who wants to easily customize templates
Drawbacks
- Free and paid assets are mixed together, so you often discover paid items only when exporting your final design
- AI features have monthly limits on the free plan, making it hard to try multiple variations
- With so many templates available, choosing the right one can take a long time
Getting started
- Sign up on the official website, and apply for the education plan first if you are a teacher or student.
- Search for and select a presentation template. Filtering by free items makes it easier.
- Edit the text and choose Korean fonts. Note that line breaks may shift depending on the font.
- Generate images or remove backgrounds using AI features while keeping an eye on your remaining credits.
- Check for any remaining paid asset watermarks before exporting to PPTX or PDF.
Similar tools
- Gamma ◐Free plan Gamma generates drafts from a single topic prompt, while Canva lets you pick and freely customize templates.
- MiriCanvas ◐Free plan MiriCanvas excels in Korean assets and fonts, while Canva offers a wider variety of templates and features.
- Microsoft Designer ✓Free Microsoft Designer creates quick images and cards for free, while Canva supports a much broader range of formats.
- MangoBoard ◐Free plan MangoBoard specializes in Korean infographic assets, while Canva covers everything from video to documents.
See also
Official link
https://www.canva.com/ (opens in a new tab)
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