6. To copy your original template to create additional images. Click on the little 'copy' icon on the RHS of your image and it will create additional copies below the original. YES, it's seriously that easy!
7. Change each copied image to individualize - don't forget to get creative :)
8. When finished, you can either; download images to your computer one at a time, or download all at once in a zip file.
9. Upload the images to your website for use as feature images and within blog posts as desired.
Please click on next page to see my series of case study featured images ->
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kdforsman
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You're welcome Susan, (whose not my cousin LOL). Hope you have as much fun with Canva, as I have. Cheers, Karen
kdforsman
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Thanks for taking the time to check this out, it's a great product , Cheers, Karen
GBridgart
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Just a thought ( I know that's difficult for an Aussie) can you import an image into Canva ?
kdforsman
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Yes, absolutely. I have imported a number of images into canva - using the upload option or simply drag and drop. I can't believe how easy it is to use. Enjoy. Cheers, Karen
Bald Eagle
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What is Canva?
I ask because I have so much I am learning at the moment that to add more to it that may not be relevant seems a waste of time.
Talk about late to the party.
OK I will Google it
I ask because I have so much I am learning at the moment that to add more to it that may not be relevant seems a waste of time.
Talk about late to the party.
OK I will Google it
kdforsman
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Hi, it's a image creation and editing tool that we're learning about in the Super Affiliate challenge. There's a few training resources on here about it as well. Kyle recommends it in a few of his training videos. Cheers, Karen
kdforsman
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