Canva updated its Terms of Use on April 19, 2026. The change involved removal of 'Template library' from the product features navigation menu in the document header. This is a formatting or organizational change to the document structure rather than a modification to substantive terms or user obligations.
This change does not affect substantive terms, consumer rights, or obligations. The modification involved removing 'Template library' from the document's navigation header. No changes to service features, data policies, fees, or user agreements were made. No action is required by consumers.
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This change is purely structural and editorial. It reflects a reorganization of the Terms of Use document navigation and does not modify substantive contractual language, compliance obligations, or policy provisions. No regulatory, contractual, or internal …
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