Canva Privacy Policy

Implications

• Canva may collect extensive personal information, including name, contact details, and content you create.
• Information can be shared with third parties, including service providers and in the event of a business transfer.
• Canva may use cookies and other tracking technologies that collect information about your usage patterns.
• Third-party applications integrated with Canva may access your data, and their privacy practices are not covered by Canva's policy.
• Canva collects location data, which can be used for personalization and advertising.
• Users have control over their account settings and can manage privacy preferences.
• Canva provides the option to opt out of data collection from third-party providers for tailored experiences.
• Canva for Education does not serve advertising to students and has additional protections for student data.
• Canva may retain your information for a commercially reasonable time after account deactivation.
• Users can request access, correction, or deletion of their personal data.

Data Collection

• Username, first and last names
• Birthdate
• Phone number
• Profession
• Physical and email address
• User feedback, search queries, and prompts
• User content (text, photos, designs)
• Third-party application data (e.g., Facebook UID, access tokens)
• Information from third-party sources (e.g., company size, job title)
• User activity data, analytics event data, and clickstream data
• Device identifiers (e.g., UUID)
• Precise or approximate location data

Things to watch out for

• Canva may use your content for AI training unless you opt out in privacy settings.
• Canva's integration with third-party apps may lead to data sharing outside of Canva's control.
• By using Canva, you consent to the transfer of your data internationally, which may involve different data protection laws.
• Canva may share your information with authorities under certain circumstances, in line with their Authority Request Policy.

FAQs

What personal information does Canva collect from me?

Canva collects a range of information, including your name, contact details, professional information, and any content you create or upload to the service.

Can I control how Canva uses my data for advertising?

Yes, you have the option to opt out of data collection from third-party providers and can manage your preferences for how Canva uses your data for advertising and AI training.

What happens to my information if Canva is involved in a merger or acquisition?

Your information may be shared, sold, or transferred to third parties in connection with business transactions like mergers or acquisitions. You will be notified if such a transaction takes place.