The Canva Represents Fund
Content that represents everyone
We are committed to being a diverse and inclusive platform and are taking long-term steps to achieve this. All of the content created by Canva Represents Artists is freely available in our content library. Everyone should feel empowered to design with content that represents them.
Are you the next Canva Represents artist?
We are always looking for new artists to expand and improve our ever-growing content library. If you want to contribute with your own diverse and inclusive photography or illustrations, then we want to hear from you. We love reading through your applications and while we can't respond to everyone, we'll aim to get in touch within four weeks if you're shortlisted.
While reviewing your application, we’ll be assessing:
- Alignment with the mission and purpose of the Canva Represents Fund
- Your application
- Your portfolio of work
Our long-term commitment to diversity
As well as the Canva Represents Fund, we’re constantly looking for other ways to ensure our platform is inclusive for everyone. Some of these activities include:
- Purchasing diverse photography collections from stock libraries such as TONL(opens in a new tab or window) and Disability stock(opens in a new tab or window). Find out more here(opens in a new tab or window).
- Creating a marketplace for global Canva Creators(opens in a new tab or window) who contribute to our ever-growing template library.
- Developing a truly local team of designers, producing high-quality, hyper-localized template collections for India, South Korea, Indonesia, Colombia, Japan, Philippines, Turkey, Egypt and more.
Snezhana von Büdingen-Dyba, She/Her
Canva Represents Artist
Meet the artists
Discover more about our Canva Represents Artists. All of the content created by Canva Represents Artists is freely available in our content library.
