Canva Addressed One of My Pet Peeves and Made This Great Improvement This Week
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My Biggest Pet Peeve with Canva
A source of daily irritation for me has been the ability to select the Current Page to Download from Canva. Forever, I’ve had to click “All Page” to deselect all, before clicking “Current Page” to download just the current page. It’s minor, but for someone who uses Canva extensively, that’s a lot of extra clicks and just super annoying.
I’ve probably reported this issue to Canva a dozen times myself, and I suppose I’m not alone.
This week Canva fixed it!
Canva’s New Improvement
Now when you go to download an image from Canva you’ll see this by default:
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All pages are still selected by default, which is fine. But now, clicking “Current Page” will deselect all and select just the current page. One click, exactly the way it should be. Go Canva!
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Cheryl
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