Canva tip: Finding similar elements

Last night, while working on a new design, I recalled the frustration of attempting to customize a Canva design that included pre-existing elements like graphics or shapes. It became complex when I was searching for similar elements or trying to distinguish whether an element originated from Canva’s free library or was uploaded. This used to pose quite a challenge, especially when dealing with a PLR product. That’s why I wanted to take a moment to share my approach with you. Here are the steps:

Finding Similar Elements in Canva

1. Open your project in Canva’s design/edit mode.
2. Select the element (image, icon, etc.) for which you want to find similar elements.
3. Once the element is selected, you might see a toolbar at the top or side of the canvas with editing options.
4. Search for an icon resembling “i” enclosed within a circle, then click on it. This action will bring up details about the element in a pop-up menu.

6.- Click on the “See more like this” option, to see a list of similar elements on the left panel.

7.- Click on the i icon again, this time next to Free or Pro, to find out information about licensing terms.

8- There might be instances where the element’s information displays as “user-uploaded content.” In such cases, you will need to ascertain the licensing terms from your provider.

I created this interactive image, I hope it works! or you can find it here

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40% off coupon code for my PLR Reading planner , use code CLOUD40, it is valid this week only. Find out more

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Please let me know if you have any questions or comments about the products or Canva tips.

Have a wonderful week!

Mabel

Cloudtifulbiz