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How to Translate in Canva

Updated on:
May 11, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to translate your Canva designs into any language in minutes.

Quick summary

Canva's built-in Translate feature lets you instantly convert design text into multiple languages directly inside the editor. Using the Apps sidebar, you can select a target language, set a tone of voice, and apply translations to specific paragraphs or entire pages without leaving your design.


Steps

  1. Open your Canva design to get started.
  2. On the sidebar, select 'Apps'.
  3. Go to the search bar, enter 'Translate' and click on it.
  4. Find your target language and click on it.
  5. Choose your preferred voice in the 'Tone of voice' menu.
  6. Select paragraphs or pages to translate by highlighting the texts.
  7. Click 'Translate' to proceed.
  8. Review the translated result now incorporated into your Canva design, making it accessible to a broader audience.
  9. Click 'Share' to download or save your translated design.

📌 Why this matters

Canva's Translate feature enables designers and content creators to instantly convert design text into multiple languages without switching tools, making multilingual content creation faster and more accessible. By integrating translation directly into the Canva editor, teams can localise social media graphics, presentations, and marketing materials at scale. This capability is essential for global brands and educators who need to reach diverse audiences with consistent, on-brand visuals. Supporting multiple languages from within a single design platform removes friction from international workflows and accelerates time-to-publish.
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