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Canva, the popular graphic design and video creation platform, announced on Tuesday that it has successfully resolved the issue preventing users from uploading images.
The problem, which disrupted file uploads and hindered users from completing their designs and projects, prompted widespread frustration. Many users took to social media to report the issue and seek updates. In response, Canva officially acknowledged the disruption and assured users that their team was actively working on a fix.
“We hear you! Our engineers are working to resolve the issue and we will make sure to keep you informed. You can visit http://canvastatus.com for updates,” the company stated.
Now that the issue has been resolved, users can seamlessly upload images and continue their work across social media graphics, presentations, promotional materials, websites, and more.
Canva, an Australia-based company with a global presence, has grown to over 170 million users by 2024. The platform offers a wide range of design templates through both free and premium subscriptions, making it a go-to tool for professionals and casual users alike.
