Description

Canva is an online graphic design platform for creating graphics and presentations. Canva provides users with the tools to create content ranging from images, videos, and gifs to posters, websites, booklets, and multimedia presentations among other options. Canva is an invaluable tool for helping you level up your design skills, even if you’re just getting started.

Your UCSF Canva Pro account will come with 60+ readymade templates and all the official UCSF logos, colors and patterns. Take advantage of these exciting resources to simplify your work and ensure your projects follow UCSF brand standards.

NOTE: UCSF prioritizes making all content accessible. When you create using Canva, check your work using the integrated design accessibility tool. Also consult UCSF’s Digital Accessibility Project for guidance on WCAG compliance.

Benefits

• Create eye-catching graphics to enhance newsletters, e-mail campaigns, event announcements, invitations, and other promotional and resource materials.
• Easier to learn and use than many other sophisticated graphics applications.
• UCSF Canva includes templates and all UCSF logos, colors and patterns.

Training resources

To learn more about Canva training, visit the Canva Training page, which includes the following articles and more:

• Getting Started with Canva (for Learners)
• Accessing Canva as a Non-Learner User
• Canva Purchasing and Licensing Process

Getting support

For additional questions and support, check the Frequently Asked Questions page or submit a ticket on our Employee Self-Service Portal.

Requirements and limitations

• To access Canva, you will need a web browser and a UCSF email address instead of the Canva desktop application.  NOTE: Canva should not be purchased for UCSF resource accounts as these email accounts cannot authenticate to Canva and departments should purchase individual accounts.
• Canva is not permitted for use with information classified as P3 (Sensitive) or P4 (Restricted), and please avoid including such data in your Canva projects. For more information about these types of data, review the UCSF protection level classifications.