Canva added a cookie consent banner to its Terms of Use page on June 13, 2026. The updated language discloses that Canva uses essential cookies to operate the platform and states that other cookies may be used for personalization, ad tailoring, and analytics if users accept. Users can now access detailed information in Canva's separate cookie policy and choose to accept all cookies or manage cookie preferences individually.
The updated Terms of Use now explicitly disclose Canva's use of cookies on the platform. Canva states it uses essential cookies required for the platform to operate, and reserves the right to use additional cookies for personalization, tailored advertising, and website analytics, subject to user consent. You can review Canva's cookie policy for more information or use the cookie management controls to make individual selections.
→ Review Canva's cookie policy for details on non-essential cookies
→ Use the 'Manage cookies' option to opt out of specific non-essential cookies
→ Select 'Accept all cookies' to consent to all non-essential cookie usage
Canva discloses use of essential and non-essential cookies and provides users with consent and management controls.
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