Canva updated its Terms of Use on June 24, 2026 to clarify how Add-Ons (additional paid features) can be billed and how automatic renewal applies to subscriptions. The updated language states that Add-Ons may be purchased as either one-time payments or recurring charges, and that automatic renewal applies to the subscription itself but excludes any one-time payments. This creates operational clarity: one-time Add-On purchases will not automatically renew, while recurring subscription charges will continue on their regular billing cycle.
The updated terms clarify how Add-Ons and subscription billing operate. The revised language states that Add-Ons can be purchased as either one-time payments or recurring charges, and that automatic renewal applies to the subscription but explicitly excludes one-time payments. This means if you purchase a one-time Add-On, that specific charge will not renew automatically; however, your subscription itself will continue to renew on its regular billing cycle. The clarification removes potential ambiguity about which charges recur and which do not.
Clarifies that Add-Ons can be billed as one-time payments or recurring charges, with one-time payments explicitly excluded from automatic renewal.
Specifies that automatic renewal applies to the subscription but excludes one-time payments.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change is a billing clarification with no material compliance implications. The updated language explicitly carves out one-time Add-On payments from automatic renewal, while maintaining automatic renewal for subscription fees. This is a standard billing …
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