theHypervisor
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I just used Canva for the first time and can’t believe people are actually comparing it to the likes of illustrator and photoshop. What is that all about?
Do people actually compare Canva to Adobe?
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Hay700
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- Mar 6, 2016
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Well it's free so it's pretty good lol. But yeah nothing will ever compete with adobe. If i didn't have ps I'd use this though: https://www.photopea.com/
allosaurusmktg
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I used to love adobe back in the day. They lost me 100% when they shifted to this modern bullshit "you must subscribe and pay annual fees" model. Like fucccckkkkk youuuuuu.... For years plenty of companies made a fortune selling a product that you bought ONE TIME. And they had better service back then.
Sorry, touchy subject!!!
Sorry, touchy subject!!!
unknowingly
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You can follow the designs of Canva on Photoshop, but you cant necessarily follow designs of Photoshop on Canva.
allosaurusmktg
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I would not really even consider them to be the same type of tool frankly.
Canva is like a design crutch tool. I feel like it's more meant for helping people hack together bits from templates for the severely artistically challenged. (Yes, artistically gifted folks have done amazing things with it.)
Actual alternatives to photoshop are things like paint.net (fucking love it, honestly unless you are an actual artist it can do everything you actually need to do, much easier than photoshop and it's free) and the gimp (don't love it but it's a very powerful tool, the issue is it has a steep learning curve like photoshop, however it is free and powerful as fuck.)
Canva is like a design crutch tool. I feel like it's more meant for helping people hack together bits from templates for the severely artistically challenged. (Yes, artistically gifted folks have done amazing things with it.)
Actual alternatives to photoshop are things like paint.net (fucking love it, honestly unless you are an actual artist it can do everything you actually need to do, much easier than photoshop and it's free) and the gimp (don't love it but it's a very powerful tool, the issue is it has a steep learning curve like photoshop, however it is free and powerful as fuck.)
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adobe subscription pays for itself. Completely unparalleled
El Flaco
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I pay the full Adobe pack at the student/teacher price with a student email.
And press the cancel button every three months and they often automatically offer 2 months for free.
It costs little at the end of the year by doing this way. But you have to use that technic once in a while because the price will automatically double after a year if you don't press the cancel button.
And press the cancel button every three months and they often automatically offer 2 months for free.
It costs little at the end of the year by doing this way. But you have to use that technic once in a while because the price will automatically double after a year if you don't press the cancel button.
Hey guys,
I use Canva to create high quality landing pages for affiliate marketing, but unfortunately I have a problem. Every time I create a website, insert my hyperlinks, and publish it. Following happens:
I‘m testing everything. So I click the hyperlinks and a pop ups „you are leaving Canva“ opens up. ( Not really the best thing, when you do affiliate marketing) Do you know how to fix that? And get rid of it?
I use Canva to create high quality landing pages for affiliate marketing, but unfortunately I have a problem. Every time I create a website, insert my hyperlinks, and publish it. Following happens:
I‘m testing everything. So I click the hyperlinks and a pop ups „you are leaving Canva“ opens up. ( Not really the best thing, when you do affiliate marketing) Do you know how to fix that? And get rid of it?
lol this stays on my mind rent free all day!!