By selecting the “Make available offline” option, users can opt for this feature without the hassle of extra downloads, subscriptions, or complicated setup. 

Canva, an AI-powered visual communication platform, launched Canva Offline on Wednesday, enabling users to continue using the platform even when internet access is limited, irregular or unavailable.

This is especially crucial in markets like India, where, despite the advancing digital adoption, connectivity varies across regions.  

Launched at Canva Creates, which took place this April, the Canva Offline saves users’ designs for offline access across devices and formats, allowing uninterrupted creation for up to 14 days without internet connection. 

By selecting the “Make available offline” option, users can opt for this feature without the hassle of extra downloads, subscriptions, or complicated setup. 

In a statement, Canva’s Global Head of Product, Rob Kawalsky, shared, “Offline mode reflects our commitment to building for the way India creates today: mobile-first, always moving, and full of ideas. By making creativity more accessible and flexible, we’re empowering millions of people to keep bringing great ideas to life - wherever inspiration strikes.”

The story was filed by businessline intern Mahalakshmi G

Published on June 10, 2026