Contract
Posted on 10/12/2025
Online drag-and-drop graphic design platform
$90k - $114k/yr
Austin, TX, USA
Remote
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Canva is an online, drag‑and‑drop graphic design platform for creating visuals like presentations, social media graphics, posters, logos, and videos. It uses a large library of templates, stock photos and videos, fonts, and AI-powered features (Magic Studio), plus a freemium model with paid plans for additional assets and collaboration tools; Canva Print lets users order physical copies. The company differentiates itself by focusing on ease of use for non-designers and expanding its assets and capabilities through acquisitions such as Pexels, Pixabay, Flourish, and the Affinity suite. Its goal is to help anyone create professional-looking visuals quickly and collaboratively, without needing advanced design skills.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$1.1B
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2012
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Competitive health benefits plans to support you and your wellbeing
Equity packages truly be a part of the Canva journey
401(k) retirement plan with company contribution to support you, with your future Hybrid work model (in-office & from home) coming together for 8 days a year. The rest, you choose where you work best.
Flexible leave so you can recharge, give back, support others or focus on your own professional development.
Inclusive parental leave policy that supports all parents and carers throughout their parenting and caring journey.
An annual Vibe & Thrive allowance. This is for you to spend on whatever will support your wellbeing and development. It could be anything, from a Masterclass subscription to an electronic stand-up desk, a pilates membership, or dinner out with a teammate. Because you know what you need to Vibe and Thrive, better than anyone.
Virtual and in-office wellness benefits including Canva University, Employee Assistant Programs and other benefits to support your physical, mental, and social wellbeing.
Canva For Good program matching your not-for-profit donations and a range of sustainability and ethical initiatives to get involved in.
Canva has launched Canva AI 2.0, a major product reboot designed to protect its $42 billion valuation in the AI era. The new tools allow the company's 265 million monthly users to generate designs using conversational language rather than templates—for instance, requesting a colourful 12-page Morocco trip planning deck that the AI agent builds and iterates. Co-founders Melanie Perkins and Cliff Obrecht unveiled the workflow tools at an event in Sydney in early April, with the product released on Thursday. The rebuild represents Canva's strategy to position itself as a disruptor rather than a target amid concerns that AI could undermine traditional software business models. The move signals Canva's push to remain competitive as AI transforms the design platform landscape.
PayPal has launched Payment Links directly within Canva, enabling the platform's 265 million monthly users to accept payments from their designs without external websites or complex e-commerce tools. The integration allows creators and small businesses to add PayPal checkout, including Venmo and PayPal Pay Later, to digital or printed content. The feature addresses growing demand for social commerce, projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2028. Users can generate payment links or QR codes, create customised checkout pages, and accept payments across approximately 200 markets in multiple currencies. The app is available globally through Canva Marketplace. PayPal will showcase the integration at Canva Create on 16 April 2026 in Los Angeles, where it serves as Official Payment Partner.
Canva says the acquisitions add strengths in agentic AI, data infrastructure, marketing automation, and customer engagement.
The purchase of the digital out-of-home startup is the latest in a string of deals by Canva as it looks to own the entire marketing stack.
Kinstak has launched an integration with Canva to help high-volume creators organise and access digital assets without leaving their design workflow. The AI-powered platform automatically tags and categorises files, enabling instant semantic search across creative libraries. The integration allows users to access organised assets directly within Canva, reuse brand files across projects and reduce duplicate uploads. It targets freelancers, social media managers, micro-agencies and e-commerce sellers who typically manage thousands of files across disconnected systems. Kinstak's AI surfaces relevant assets based on project context, eliminating manual folder organisation. The integration is now available globally to Canva users. Founded by Carolyn Eagen, Kinstak has raised undisclosed funding and aims to transform digital clutter into reusable creative resources.