How to Make Recipe Cards in Canva (Printable 4×6, with Photos)
A step-by-step guide to designing printable recipe cards in Canva: the right card size, a layout that still reads in a messy kitchen, a photo frame that isn't a plain rectangle, and how to print and cut a whole set at home.
What Is a Wall Calendar? Formats, Sizes, and How to Make Your Own
A wall calendar is defined by reading distance, not decoration — it has to be legible from across the room. Here are the five formats, the sizes that actually get printed, how it differs from a desk calendar, and how to design your own in Canva.
How to Make Photo Ornaments in Canva (Print at Home, Any Shape)
A print-at-home photo ornament is one shape, one photo and one punched hole. Here is the full Canva workflow — page size first, custom shapes into real frames, a full sheet laid out at once, and the print settings that stop you reprinting.
How to Make a Family Tree in Canva (With Photos, Step by Step)
A practical walkthrough for building a photo family tree in Canva — how to lay out generations, which frame shape to use for each photo, and how to turn any shape (even a hand-drawn tree) into a real Canva frame you can drop photos into.
What Is a Desk Calendar? Formats, Sizes, and How to Make Your Own
A desk calendar is a small calendar built to sit on a desk, not hang on a wall. Here's what counts as one, the four formats (tent, flip, pad, cube), the sizes people actually buy, and how to design your own in Canva instead of buying one.
How to Make Stickers in Canva: Print-at-Home, Die-Cut, and Digital
A step-by-step guide to designing stickers in Canva — the white die-cut border, the right canvas size, the export settings that actually print sharp, and where Canva's free tier stops.
What Is Bleed in Printing? Bleed vs Trim vs Safe Area (and How to Set It in Canva)
Bleed is the extra artwork you print past the cut line so a trimming blade never leaves a white sliver on the edge. Here is what bleed, trim and safe area actually mean, how much bleed to use, and exactly where to turn it on in Canva.
How to Make a Photo Strip in Canva (Photo Booth Style, Print or Digital)
A photo strip is just four photos stacked in a 2×6 inch column — but getting the cells even and the print size right is where most people get stuck. Here's the step-by-step in Canva, plus a faster way using Frames Lab.
What Is Aspect Ratio? A Plain-English Guide (with Canva Examples)
Aspect ratio is the shape of your image, not its size. Here is what 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9 actually mean, why photos get cropped or squashed when you change them, and how to handle ratios in Canva without wrecking your design.
How to Crop a Picture into a Circle in Canva (Step by Step)
Canva has no "crop to circle" button — you use a circle frame instead. Here are three ways to do it: the free built-in frame, a circle with a custom ring border, and a whole grid of circles at once.
How to Make a YouTube Thumbnail in Canva (That Still Reads at Phone Size)
A step-by-step Canva workflow for YouTube thumbnails: the right canvas size, a headline with the video's own footage inside the letters, a cut-out subject, and the phone-size test almost nobody runs before uploading.
How to Make a Monogram in Canva (No Monogram Maker Required)
Canva has monogram templates but no single "monogram maker" button. Here is how to build a two- or three-initial monogram from scratch in about five minutes, how to fill the letters with photos, and how to turn the finished mark into a reusable frame.