Canva

Canva

A design tool to create anything with templates

Free plan Korean supported

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Key specs

Canva 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.

Prices may change. Currency and billing period follow the official listing; no currency conversion. Pricing page (opens in a new tab)

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

  1. Sign up on the official website, and apply for the education plan first if you are a teacher or student.
  2. Search for and select a presentation template. Filtering by free items makes it easier.
  3. Edit the text and choose Korean fonts. Note that line breaks may shift depending on the font.
  4. Generate images or remove backgrounds using AI features while keeping an eye on your remaining credits.
  5. 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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