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A Quick Guide to Easily Resize Designs in Canva

Who says being a blogger is easy? Between batching content, writing posts, and designing scroll-stopping graphics, it’s no surprise you’re spending hours glued to your screen. That’s exactly why working smarter—not harder—is the secret sauce to keeping your sanity.

Enter Canva, the go-to design tool for bloggers who want beautiful visuals without the tech stress. In this quick tutorial, I’m showing you exactly how to resize designs in Canva, in seconds so you can repurpose like a pro and finally stop recreating graphics from scratch.

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How to Get Started with Canva Pro

If you’ve been on the fence about whether Canva Pro is an investment worth making. Try out Canva Pro for 30 days completely free! Yes, you can instantly get access to a massive library of stock photos, graphics, and a handy brand kit. Found an element you like? Canva Pro allows you access to all of this for FREE! Leverage the power of Canva for your social media and business today.

What is the Canva Resize Tool?

Canva Magic Resize, as it’s also known as basically allows you to resize a template to fit any other design template. Unfortunately, the Canva Resize tool can only be accessed by Canva Pro users, but if you keep scrolling, you’ll learn how to do this on a Canva free plan too. 

How to Resize Images in Canva

Here’s your guide on how to resize your images in Canva in no time.

Open Up Your Design

Before you get started, make sure to start off with a brand new design canvas… Perhaps you looking to change an Instagram Story design to a Pinterest design; it honestly doesn’t matter what your needs are.

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Canva Magic Resize

Once you have found the perfect design you want to use, click RESIZE displayed on the top bar on the left. There’s a drop-down where  Canva gives you already custom dimensions for each popular platform, or you either choose custom dimensions if you are looking for a specific design dimension.

You can also choose multiple platforms! How amazing is that? This is particularly useful when you create the same design for multiple social media platforms.

 

How Free Plan Users Can Accomplish This….

Free account holders can follow these steps to somewhat achieve the same result.

  • Move your mouse over the elements and highlight the graphic you just created, and open a brand new design canvas. Copy your desired design and paste it into your blank design

  • You might need to adjust the elements to ensure that they display correctly.


Cool right?! Now you can create the perfect-sized graphics no matter what design size they originally were. No more annoying images cutting off on your social media graphics…

Related: 7 Free Canva Apps to Level Up Your Designs

Have you tried any of these methods to resize your graphics in Canva? Let me know in the comments below.


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  1. Thanks so much for sharing this! I had no idea you could get a similar function in free Canva! Thank you! 🙂 I use it every now and then but really don’t take advantage of it as much as I should, it’s good to know more tips!Hope had a lovely weekend 🙂 We had a day out in the city yesterday with the kids enjoying the warmer weather 🙂

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