Canva
Small businesses, marketers and creators who design many kinds of content and want infographics in the same tool.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free; Pro $144/year
- Plans
- Free: 5GB storage, 1 Brand Kit (3 colors). Pro: $144/year for one person, 5 Brand Kits, premium templates, 100GB storage. Business: $250/year per person, collaboration and admin tools, 100 Brand Kits with approvals, Flourish access, 500GB storage. Enterprise: contact sales.
- G2 rating
- 4.7 / 5.0
- Comparisons
- Featured in 4 comparisons
Key features
- Millions of templates including infographic layouts
- Charts with data import from Sheets, CSV/XLSX and connected sources
- Brand Kits on every plan (1 on Free, 5 on Pro, 100 on Business)
- PNG, JPG, PDF, SVG, PPTX, GIF and MP4 downloads
- Flourish data visualization included with Business
Pros
- Most useful free plan for downloads
- One tool for infographics and all other marketing content
- Flourish access on Business for data-heavy visuals
Cons
- Infographic templates are a small part of a huge library
- Built-in charts are basic next to Infogram
- Sheets data connectors limited to Business and Enterprise
Canva in our comparisons
Best Infographic Makers
Pick Venngage if infographics are your main job. Pick Canva if you need a strong free plan, and Infogram if your charts run on live data.
Best Logo Makers
Choose Looka for a complete small business logo and brand kit, or Brandmark for vector files at the lowest one-time price. Use Wixel if you want to spend nothing.
Best Social Media Tools for Small Business
Buffer is the best social media tool for most small businesses: a free plan for 3 channels, paid plans from $5 per channel per month billed yearly and support for every major network, including Google Business Profile. Pick Metricool if analytics and a free inbox matter more.
Canva alternatives
Stay with Canva if you work alone or need a huge template library with brand approvals. Small teams can save a lot with VistaCreate Pro or Adobe Express Teams now that Canva Teams is closed.