Canva vs Flexclip

Making life easier

You can search Canva for pretty much anything. Need a special certificate for an award? Canva has hundreds to chose from. Need a cool menu template? Canva has you covered. Need a yoga template for International Yoga Day? Canva has your back. Need something for social media? Need help with a new job posting...you guessed it, Canva has 100's of pre loaded templates. You can chose colors or change what's there. You can add photos/change them out. You can use what they have or make it your own. Canva is also very user friendly. I love it!

Katelyn S. Sales and Recruiting

Everything as almost perfect

I use Flexclip to make youtube video's and almost everything is clean from transistions to colors, slides to exporting the video. Now the only downside (That I see) is the fact of of whenever you try to record a tab it seems to want to lag up and work like a teachers computer with all those damn tabs open.

Elijah S.

I have become a designer without actually being a designer.

I get to explore. I can also create images to give life to the idea in my head, then create from it. Canva is alo easy to use and the tools make work implementation easy, but better in pro. Normal use features are limited, so pro is always better. I use Canva for all my designs, multiple times a week, since it's easier to use and understand.

Gift O. Remote Content and Social Media Manager Media Production

Functional but mediocre

Price point is fine for a mediocre product, the stock image/video sources are a nice touch but don't add much to the value considering you can find them via google. Some features are broken, AI-subtitles for instance are laughably bad. The render/download speed is pitiful, if you happen to navigate away from the page it's processing the video export, you'll be waiting hours for even a 3 minute video to download. It overall lacks the tight precision of better video editing software, and is too slow and clunky to be worth the headache of trying for precision. The layers element is one of the worst I've seen in any paid video editing software, it's simple but lacks the clear details necessary for precise editing.

Lucas W.

User-Friendly & Always Evolving

The best thing about Canva is its ease of use! I've worked with numerous other design programs extensively - including Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Illustrator, as well as Quark - and with Canva, I'm able to do everything and more - with such ease! I literally use it every week as a primary part of my job, and I love using it for personal projects as well. It integrates easily with the programs we use to manage our marketing and content distribution, so that really helps to streamline our weekly workflows.

Cydney D. Senior Product Specialist Computer Software

Easy-to-use online video editor

The interface is pretty easy to use, and it's clearly optimized for novice video editors or people who just need to crank out videos fast. Editing tools are easy to get to and appear in obvious places on the screen, so it's pretty hard to get lost. It may be a bit hard to find stock video clips, depending on your niche. It's also hard to find video clips featuring the same model (similar to what Depositphotos does), which would be helpful if you're trying to develop a story around a single character.

Bem T.

Canva is great for inspiration and creation!

What I love most about canva is the layout inspiration. Sometimes, especially when overlaying text on images, it's hard to make it look great, and those layouts are super helpful as inspo. Great for quick Reels but I think the video editing itself is a little limited. (in terms of timeline), but the templates are great, ann there's an additional app for pretty much anything under the sun.

Gabriel C. Social Media Manager