Curious to hear thoughts from the creative crowd here: how do you find Microsoft Designer stacking up against Canva in 2025?
Designer seems to have the edge when it comes to larger export sizes, which is great for high-res social banners and print materials.Â
On the flip side, Canva still rules with its extensive template library and ease of use—especially for quick, themed posts or multi-page designs.
Both have integrated some nifty AI features this year too, making content generation smoother than ever.
Which one’s in your toolbox lately—and why?
Designer seems to have the edge when it comes to larger export sizes, which is great for high-res social banners and print materials.Â
On the flip side, Canva still rules with its extensive template library and ease of use—especially for quick, themed posts or multi-page designs.
Both have integrated some nifty AI features this year too, making content generation smoother than ever.
Which one’s in your toolbox lately—and why?
Designer’s big plus is those crisp, high-res exports. Canva’s still ahead on template depth and speed. Honestly, both are clutch depending on the day’s chaos. 🎨⚖️
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