Canva: Your Design Partner for Print-Ready Artwork
Canva empowers you to create stunning designs that are print-ready. Whether it’s a business card, flyer, or poster, Canva’s user-friendly platform allows you to design professionally without the need for complex design software.
Once your design is complete, simply download it as a high-resolution PDF (with bleed and crop marks) and send it to Black Cat Printing for expert printing.
Let Canva and Black Cat Printing bring your creative vision to life.
Why is Canva popular?
Canva is popular for a number of reasons, including:
- It is easy to use, even for people with no design experience.
- It offers a wide range of templates and features, making it versatile enough for a variety of design needs.
- It is affordable, with a free plan available for basic use.
- It is cloud-based, so it can be accessed from any device with an internet connection.
Canva is a great option for anyone who needs to create visual content, regardless of their design skills or budget. It is easy to use and offers a wide range of features, making it a versatile and affordable solution for both individuals and businesses.
Providing Print Ready Files with Canva
To provide your artwork to using Canva, you will need to download your design as a PDF file. To do this:
- Open your design in Canva.
- Click the “Share” button in the top right corner.
- Select “Download” from the drop-down menu.
- In the “File type” section, select “PDF Print.”
- Click the “Crop marks and bleed” box.
- Click the “Download” button.
Once you have downloaded your design as a PDF file, you can send it to us for printing.
Here are some additional tips for providing artwork to printers using Canva:
- Make sure your design is in CMYK colour mode. This is the colour mode used by printers, and it ensures that your colours will print accurately.
- Use a high resolution (at least 300 dpi) for your images. This will ensure that your images print sharp and clear.
- Include a bleed area around the edge of your design. This is a small margin of extra space that is trimmed off after printing. This helps to ensure that there is no white border around your printed piece.