207. 5 Hidden Canva Tools for Creating Digital Products

Summary

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Crickets to Cha-Chings, Episode 207: 5 Hidden Canva Tools for Creating Digital Products

Host: Cody Berman (Gold City Ventures)
Guest: Jen Michelle
Date: October 6, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Cody Berman sits down with digital product designer Jen Michelle to reveal five lesser-known—but incredibly powerful—Canva tools and features for anyone creating and selling digital products, especially Etsy entrepreneurs. The discussion covers not just the mechanics of each tool, but also Jen’s practical workflow tips, advice for standing out in the digital marketplace, and firsthand anecdotes from their own creative journeys.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Jen Michelle’s Journey Into Digital Design

• Jen shares her entry-point to digital products, starting with personal projects for family and evolving to Etsy sales and teaching others design:
  • "I actually started creating digital products, I don't know, years ago, before I even knew what digital products were." ([00:25])
  • She leveraged Canva at work and saw its evolution over the years, now viewing it as a replacement for traditional design programs like Adobe Suite.
  • Cody agrees: "Canva is replacing like Adobe Suite in Photoshop... it is night and day now." ([02:02])

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The Importance of Market Research Before You Create

• Don't “create in a vacuum”—Jen and Cody both made early mistakes by designing products without understanding demand.
  • Jen's process:
    • Use Etsy's search bar to check active demand.
    • Look for “bestsellers” and items “in 20+ carts.”
    • Leverage market research tools like Erank, Marmalead for keyword/search volume and competition.
    • "You want to look for things that have low competition and high searches." ([04:01])
  • Tips for niche product creation:
    • Start broad (e.g. baby shower invitation) then niche down (e.g. dinosaur baby boy shower invitation).
    • "The riches are in the niches. The weirder you can get with your keyword variations, as long as there's people searching for it, the more likely you are to get those sales." —Cody ([04:57])

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Deep Dive: 5 Hidden Canva Tools

1. Batch Editing: Quick Edits for Colors & Fonts

[05:32 - 09:27]

• Instead of changing every page or element individually, Jen recommends using the “Change All” option:
  • Change a color or font across an entire document in seconds.
  • Caution: Will affect every occurrence (any unique instances need to be reset manually).
  • Notable tip:
    • "If you're using change all, you would have to go back and change that just that one." —Jen ([07:30])
• Copy Style (Paint Roller):
  • Use the paint roller icon to seamlessly copy colors/styles from one element to others—applies to text and graphics.
    • "Not a lot of people know about it, even though it's like right here and it's a copy style tool." —Jen ([07:44])
  • Allows you to coordinate graphic colors with your theme instantly.

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2. Brand Kit for Quick, On-Brand Design

[09:36 - 12:14]

• Available with Canva Pro.
• Store your logos, fonts, color palettes, templates, and even brand voice.
• Instantly apply brand colors/fonts to your whole product.
  • "Just click it again until you find one that you love... And if you do find a color combination that you love, you can come down here and apply it to all pages." —Jen ([11:04])
• Use “brand voice” to generate written copy right within Canva, eliminating the need to switch to external AI tools.
• Cody comments on the power of systems:
  • "Even if this saves you 20 seconds every time, you're going to create something that adds up over years and years." ([11:30])

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3. Magic Resize for Multiple Product Formats

[12:17 - 15:19]

• Also a Canva Pro feature.
• Effortlessly adapt your design to multiple sizes (A4, Letter, Square, etc.) with one action.
  • "If you want to create different sizes, check this out... You can select multiple resizing options at once. You could create four different sizes with the click of one button. That's why it's called Magic." —Cody ([14:06 - 14:28])
• Practical note: Very different aspect ratios may need manual adjustments post-resize.
  • "If you start like really messing with the shapes, just go and double check those designs and move things around accordingly." —Cody ([14:40])

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4. Bulk Create for Fast, Large-Scale Product Creation

[15:24 - 19:37]

• Ideal for journals, trackers, or any product with repeated but slightly varied text/pages.
• Jen’s workflow:
  1. Use Magic Write to generate prompts (e.g. 30 guided journal prompts).
  2. Copy prompts, use Bulk Create App, enter prompts, and connect the data to a template page.
  3. Instantly generate a separate page for each prompt (e.g. 30 journal pages).
  • "If you want to add your cover page and any other pages you want, you do that after... it will end up copying the cover page and you'll have 30 cover pages as well." —Jen ([19:32])
• Pro tip: Be careful connecting your data to the right element; otherwise, you may have to redo the bulk generation.

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5. Canva Sheets: The Spreadsheet Revolution

[20:04 - 24:35]

• Brand new feature in Canva—think Excel or Google Sheets, but inside Canva.
• Perfect for digital products like budget trackers and habit logs.
• Simple but powerful:
  • Insert dropdown menus, assign project collaborators, add links, and generate formulas using “Magic Formulas”—describe what you want, Canva builds the formula.
  • "You don't even need to be an expert at formulas and spreadsheets to be able to create these because Canva has made it so easy." —Jen ([20:04])
  • Instantly generate charts with Magic Charts.
  • Analyze sheets to spot trends right inside the app.
• Delivery: Send buyers a template link via Etsy or Shopify for instant access.
  • "You can deliver it as a template link and then they'll be able to have access to it." —Jen ([24:35])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On market research:
  "The last thing you want is you spend hours creating some product just to find out that nobody actually wants that thing."
  —Cody ([02:02])

• On Canva's evolution:
  "Canva is replacing like Adobe Suite in Photoshop... what you can do now compared to what you could do then, it is night and day."
  —Cody ([02:02])

• On the power of niche products:
  "The riches are in the niches. The weirder you can get with your keyword variations, as long as there's people searching for it, the more likely you are to get those sales."
  —Cody ([04:57])

• On the Brand Kit:
  "You can do the same thing for fonts. If you want to add a text box to add new text to your page, all you do is come in your brand kit, click here. And then it already has the exact font size and formatting, so you don't have to change anything and you can just start typing."
  —Jen ([11:05])

• On systematizing design:
  "Even if this saves you 20 seconds every time, you're going to create something that adds up over years and years. Like, it really makes a difference."
  —Cody ([11:30])

• On Canva Sheets taking over:
  "Canva sheets is. They're taking everybody's lunch, huh? They're. They're coming after Excel. They're coming after the Adobe suite, like Canva just continues to iterate and add cool stuff, which I'm not complaining about at all."
  —Cody ([23:55])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Intro & Jen’s Background: [00:00 – 03:03]
• Market Research for Digital Products: [03:04 – 05:06]
• Batch Editing & Copy Style: [05:32 – 09:27]
• Brand Kit Walkthrough: [09:36 – 12:14]
• Magic Resize Explained: [12:17 – 15:19]
• Bulk Create Demonstration: [15:24 – 19:37]
• Canva Sheets Introduction & Tips: [20:04 – 24:41]
• Where to Connect with Jen: [25:10 – 25:22]

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Where to Find Jen Michelle

• Instagram: @imjenmichelle
• Facebook: Made by Jen Michel

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Summary:
Jen Michelle’s insights and hands-on Canva walkthroughs demystified advanced tools that save time, elevate your digital products, and simplify scaling—essential knowledge if you’re serious about Etsy or digital entrepreneurship. This episode will equip both new and seasoned creators with practical shortcuts and strategic wisdom to make their next Canva project easier, faster, and more profitable.

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Transcript

[A]

Welcome to another episode of the Crickets to Cha Chings podcast by Gold City Ventures. I am Cody Berman, and today I am joined by Jen Michelle. Jen, welcome to the show.

[B]

Hello. Thank you, thank you. Thank you so much for having me.

[A]

So before we get into all the fun stuff, we're going to talk about today, some really sneaky Canva tools and tips. Could you give people a quick background on who you are and why they should listen to you when it comes to design and selling digital products?

[B]

Sure. My name is Jen. I'm Jen Michelle on Instagram. And, um, I actually started creating digital products, I don't know, years ago, before I even knew what digital products were, before I knew you could sell them online. My firstborn is my daughter and I was getting ready to have another baby, so I didn't want her to feel left out when the second baby came along. So I actually created something called our Mommy Daughter Date Day box where we have a special like date day every month and she gets to open an envelope at the beginning of each month and it has a cute little, like, date planned out. So we plan it and we go on the date. So I was creating those date day boxes for her and then I was creating like gift certificates and other stuff like that for birthdays for other family members and friends. So I kind of got into it like that and then I discovered on Etsy you can actually sell those things. So, so I started creating my own, started selling them and then I realized that there wasn't a lot out there to showing people how to create those items. I'd been using Canva for years, so I actually started teaching people how to create them and that's where I am today.

[A]

And were you just a Canva curious person? Did you have a graphic design background or like, how did you get started? What gave you the confidence to just start creating this stuff in Canva for the mommy daughter dates and all these different events and occasions.

[B]

So I was actually using Canva at work for simple, like marketing, graphics and stuff. That was probably eight or nine years ago. So I just gradually learned it through that.

[A]

It's come a long way since then. I remember Canva 2017. Oh my gosh, it is night and day now. Canva is replacing like Adobe Suite in Photoshop. And just like the things you can do now compared to what when we started, what you could do then, it is night and day. So I know people are going to see the stuff you talked about today with Canva, it's. I don't think any of These features existed seven or eight years ago and so it has come such a long way. So before we get into the fun stuff, the screen share of some canva tools, I know one of the things that you had sent over was how important doing market research was. Before you go and create products, the last thing you want is you spend hours creating some product just to find out that nobody actually wants that thing. Right. Like that was my whole first couple months of Etsy. It was just me creating random stuff. I didn't know anything about keyword research, about market demand. I would just create stuff it wouldn't sell and I'd get really demotivated. So what's kind of your process for that? Like how do you start to do market research before you create something?

[B]

Yeah, I mean that happened to myself too and it happens to probably most without guidance.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

So market research is so important, especially for Etsy. One of the biggest ways to do market research is just using Etsy itself. So going in there, using the search bar, start typing in things you have ideas about and see if people are searching it. You can also look for bestsellers. You can look for items that are in 20 plus carts. That is a really great way to use Etsy. There's also a lot of Etsy market research sites like Erank, Marmalead, there's so many more. Just Google it and you'll have a ton pop up for you. But yeah, definitely check those out. Start typing in your keywords you can look for. You want to look for things that have low competition and high searches. So that's the key. You don't want to be going up against like a thousand other shops that all have been selling for years because you're never going to get seen.

[A]

So let's get tactical here. So let's pretend. So my business partner Julie, she's about to have baby number three. Let's pretend you want to create a baby shower invitation, right. Would you just type in baby shower invitation to the Etsy search bar or to Erank or to Marmalead and then see what the results look like. And then maybe you make a slightly more niche down version based on keyword research and competition or how do you do it?

[B]

I mean for sure you can definitely start there. But if you start there you're going to see a lot of competition but you're also going to see a lot of searches. So definitely start searching for like you can start niching down like baby boy baby shower invitation and, and then take it even further from there like dinosaur or, you know, one of those cute baby shower invitation themes. Um, and then that will really help you narrow it down to the exact product to create love that.

[A]

Yeah, the riches are in the niches. The. The weirder you can get with your keyword variations. As long as there's people searching for it, the more likely you are to get those sales.

[B]

Exactly.

[A]

All right, do I. Do we want to do the screen share and start to mess with some fun Canva tools? So you sent over five Canva tools for digital products, and you said you have examples for each of them. So I think we're going to have some fun in Canva. All right, People should see the screen share popping up momentarily. There we go. I can see it on our screen. Confirmed. Awesome. All right, so what is. What is tool number one you're going to be showing us?

[B]

So tool number one is just a couple ways to do some quick edits. When you're working on your digital products, you have everything done and you want to go back and make some changes. So I have just a template here for a course workbook, and the first thing we're going to do is change the color. So I have this, like, cream color down here that's also here, and it's throughout the whole workbook. So if you want to change that color and you don't want to go through page by page to change it, all you're going to do is click on it. You see the color menu up here, and then I'm just going to choose my new color. So maybe I want to make it just a really light pink color. And then down here you'll see change all. And you'll see that it's going to change that cream color to the light pink color. Just hit change all. And now it's changed it throughout the entire guide. And you don't have to go page by page. So that right there is going to save you so much time. You can also do the same thing with fonts. If you want to change the font for your titles or anything like that, all you do is come up to the font, choose your new font. So I'm going to choose the Play Fair display, and then you'll see it's going to change every occurrence of the seasons to playfair display throughout the entire guide. So just double check and make sure that you want it to change throughout the whole guide before you hit change all. And then it changed it up here and throughout the whole guide.

[A]

I was going to ask, are there any gotchas to watch out for like maybe there is one piece of text that you don't want the font changed. Is there a way to unselect that? Or you just maybe do them all and then you change that one back. Or what's the best practice here?

[B]

If you're using change all, you would have to go back and change that. Just that one.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

But I do have another one I'm going to show you real quick that may be able to help you.

[A]

Alrighty. And what's this one called?

[B]

I'm just going to undo those changes real quick. We are going to scroll all the way down here. So I have some graphics. So if you're creating printables or whatever digital product you're creating and you want to add some graphics like, like this and you love these three, but they obviously don't match each other. You want to make them match. So what I'm going to do is choose the one I love. I'm going to choose these neutral colors here and go up to this paint roller here. Not a lot of people know about it, even though it's like right here and it's a copy style tool. So you'll click the paint roller and then you'll click the graphic you want to match. So I'll click the flowers and it changed it and made it match that one and I'll do the same thing for the hearts and now all three graphics match. You can do the same thing with font. So like we just said, if this font here was bold and it's also all uppercase, if I wanted to change this text box to match it, all I have to do is select the one I like, hit copy style, select the new one and it's going to make it match. It'll change the size, the font, the formatting, all of that.

[A]

Awesome. And it looked like with the elements one, like if you wanted the hearts to be in a different orientation, if you wanted the, you know, black heart to be in the very left or something, you can click into that and then you see the color palette at the top of the screen, right?

[B]

Correct. Yep.

[A]

Okay, awesome.

[B]

So yeah, I know.

[A]

We'll just. It just kind of randomly assigns the colors in whatever order, but it looks like you can very easily change them around and make the element look exactly as you want.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Cool. All right, I love those. So quick editing with apply and then the copy style Tool. That's. That's tip number one.

[B]

Correct. So next we are going to move on to using your Brand Kit. Brand Kit is a pro canva Pro feature. But it sounds like saves me so much time every time I'm creating graphics, creating digital products or anything. So I definitely recommend it. So once you have your brand kit set up, it's going to be over here on the left, right in the editing area. And you can add everything in your brand kit from your logos to your brand colors. You can create other color palettes. If you have color palettes for different products, you can save your fonts in here, your brand voice, photos, graphics icons, and even templates that you use a lot, which I use that all the time. So if you want to change the color of whatever you're working on to match your branding, say your brand colors, all you're going to do is click on the palette that you want to use. So I'll click here and it'll change it, but you're like, I don't love this color combination for this product. So just click it again and click it again until you find one that you love. It'll keep going through to help you find colors that you love. And if you do find a color combination that you love, you can come down here and apply it to all pages if you want.

[A]

Love that.

[B]

So you can do the same thing for fonts. If you want to add a text box to add new text to your page, all you do is come in your brand kit, click here. And then it already has the exact font size and formatting, so you don't have to change anything and you can just start typing.

[A]

Makes things easy. I'm sorry, what's that makes things easy?

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

When it's all here, just saves you so much time. Like, I'm such a believer in building systems that make you work faster. Like, even if this saves you 20 seconds every time, you're going to create something that adds up over years and years. Like, it really makes a difference.

[B]

Yeah, it really does. Even just like, five products, like, you're just saving a lot of time throughout. You can also make it generate in this in your brand voice, all you have to do is type in what you want to say, and then it'll write it for you in your brand voice. So instead of going out to ChatGPT to help you, it's all right here in Canva. So definitely recommend setting up your brand kit.

[A]

And the first tip we shared here was Canva Free. This is Canva Pro. Just to be.

[B]

This is Canva Pro. Yes.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

All right, so next we are going to move on to Magic Resize. This is also a Canva Pro. Feature. This is really great to use for planners. So if you want to create different sizes of planners or really any digital product or printable that you're creating, if you want to create different sizes, check this out. So we are just going to open your design and I currently have this in US letter size 8 and a half by 11, but a lot of people like to use different size planners. Different countries use different size planners. So I'm just going to come up here to resize and then I can start typing in whatever size I need. So I'm going to create this in A four and it's going to suggest different options for you. We're going to come down to a four portrait and then you're going to choose copy and resize. Don't choose resize this design because then you'll lose your original design. So choose copy and resize and then it'll think for a little bit and create your new product for you. And then you can click open A4. So now we have this planner. We can check up here. We it's an A4 size and you can scroll down and there's going to be very little that you need to go through and, and double check and edit. Like, it all looks pretty perfect. There might be a couple things like the spacing here. You might just need to adjust that, but everything else looks pretty good.

[A]

And something I noticed, Jen, when you click the resize is you can actually let's say you knew you created in letter size, but you knew that you wanted to convert it to a four, a five, a three, maybe even like half letter. You can select multiple resizing options at once. So you could create four different sizes with the click of one button. That's why it's called Magic. It literally, literally is Magic. Magic Resize.

[B]

It really is. And then you have five new products in like 30 seconds.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You don't have to spend time copying and pasting and resizing and doing all that.

[A]

And I guess the only thing with Magic Resize is when I have what I've noticed is when I change things like change to a drastically different shape. If I'm changing something from a letter size to a square, for example, you'll definitely want to check out the square and make sure that things don't look crazy funky like letter and a 4 and a 5 are like similar enough where things are going to be in the right places on the page. But if you start like really messing with the shapes, just go and double check those designs and move things around accordingly.

[B]

Yeah, Those you might have to play around with a little more than this one, but it still does it. Pretty. Pretty good.

[A]

Pretty good. Yeah, it is very. Canva's getting smart. Like I said, Since 2017 when I first started creating, it has come a long way.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay, what is tool or tip number four?

[B]

So tool number four is bulk create. So the example here I have is to create a guided journal. I'm going to create a 30 day guided journal. I just created my one journal page. So far I don't have a cover or anything else. So I'm going to come down here to a blank page, add some text and we are going to type in write 30 self care guided journal prompts for busy moms. And this is just a basic one. You know, if you have a very specific one, get more specific with your prompt. The more specific the better. You'll get better results. So I'm just going to highlight that and then we are going to use Magic write to help us create 30 prompts. I'm going to go to continue writing and then it's going to list out 30 prompts for us. And then you definitely want to go through these, make sure they fit your goal of your guided journal and they're exactly what you want. You can also of course write your own. But we are going to click insert.

[A]

And Jen, can you just in that box actually make direct edits? Like if you wanted to change number four before you hit insert there, do you make the edits there or do you make the edits? If you want to change say number four of these prompts, I believe you.

[B]

Can, but you can definitely make them here.

[A]

Okay, either one. And then results may vary.

[B]

Yeah, and then I'm just going to turn those numbers off. So from here I'm just going. I already double checked them. I love all the prompts so I'm going to just copy them all and then I'm going to delete this whole page because we don't want the page in our journal. It will end up copying this page too. And we don't want that. Next we are going to come over to apps and we are going to search for bulk create and it'll be this one right here at the top. And then you can either enter your prompts manually, which is why we just copied them, or you can put them in an Excel or a Google sheet and upload it here. I'm just going to select enter manually and I'm going to clear the table and just title the column here and then I'm just going to paste all of the prompts. And it pasted all 30 prompts for me.

[A]

Awesome.

[B]

We'll click Done and then it's going to tell you up here what you need to do. So you need to connect the data to your elements. So this is where we want the prompts to go in this text box here. So we'll go to the more menu and select Connect data and we'll select the column that we want, which is the self care prompts continue. And then we want it to generate all 30 designs. If you don't want all of these, you can unselect them, but we're going to keep them all selected. And then it created your new design. So now we have 30 pages down here and one new prompt on each page. And you can go through, make sure it's spaced where you want it. This one you might need to adjust a little with the lines, but just go through and you can add from there. You want to add your cover page and any other pages you want in your journal. You don't want to add that beforehand because it will end up copying the COVID page and you'll have 30 cover pages as well.

[A]

Okay. Yeah. That's why you deleted that extra page with all the words on it. You just want the main page that you're bulk creating from.

[B]

Right? Right.

[A]

Are there any other oopsies or gutches that people should watch out for when they try the bulk create feature?

[B]

Just making sure you're selecting the right place to connect your data. So the right text box or wherever you're going to connect it, make sure that's right or you'll just. I mean, it's not hard to fix, but that's just a common mistake as well.

[A]

Okay, pro tip. All right, moving on to the last Canva tool for us today. What is number five?

[B]

Number five is Canva Sheets. So this is brand new. This year in Canva on Etsy, especially Excel spreadsheets really took off with creating things like budget trackers, habit trackers, all that kind of stuff. And then Google Sheets came out, those took off and have huge sales on Etsy. So Canva Sheets is brand new. It doesn't have a lot of competition. So I'm not saying it's like a huge high seller, but just something you might want to think about and keep an eye on. But I have this family budget tracker here and you don't even need to know, like be an expert at formulas and spreadsheets to be able to create these because Canva has made it so easy. So I already created this. But if you want to create your own, you can come up here with actions and this is where you're going to do most of the stuff. So you can insert dropdown menus and that's how I did these here, here for the categories, you can insert people if you're having someone help you on a project. Dates, links. If you're creating a social media planner, you can come in and link your Canva design. So whatever you're going to post that day, you can link it and then Magic Formulas. So that's why I was saying you don't really even need to be an expert in Excel formulas because Canva will do it for you. So say I wanted to come over here and total my total expenses for the whole year. I would just click on the cell I want, come to Magic Formulas and type in total the annual expenses and then it will create a formula for me. You just want to double check. So it's saying that it's going to add up O, which is here six, which is that. Oh, I lost it. Oh, six through 12, I think it's. Which is the last one. Yeah.

[A]

So maybe you would change that, like if it's O6 through 12, maybe in case 13 through 16 got some data in it in the future, would you change that formula maybe to be like 06 through 16, whatever that cell is.

[B]

Correct. Yeah. You can go and edit that out in there. It would have grabbed it, but since it's just zero, that's why it's not grabbing it.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

So if it's correct, you can, you can copy it or you can just click insert it right there and you can also double check it and it's showing the sum up there. So it is the correct formula.

[A]

Perfect.

[B]

But so basically you just have to tell Canva what you want it to do and it'll do it for you.

[A]

If you want to create a Canva sheet from scratch, are you just going and clicking Create New Design and then you select Canvas Sheet or is there something special you need to do?

[B]

Yes, yes. When you create a new design, Canvas Sheet is an option. So you would just open it and it would be a blank spreadsheet without all of this stuff on there.

[A]

And you can just mess around with all of the cool features in that little actions tab right on the top left.

[B]

Right, right. And it will also create charts for you. So these charts, I didn't create them. You can just use Magic charts. All you have to do is click on it and highlight the data you want to use and it creates the chart for you over here, and you can choose different ones and then add them into your sheet.

[A]

Awesome. Yeah. Canva sheets is. They're taking everybody's lunch, huh? They're. They're coming after Excel. They're coming after the Adobe suite, like Canvas. Canva just continues to iterate and add cool stuff, which I'm not complaining about at all.

[B]

Yeah, for sure. It'll also analyze your spreadsheet. So if you want to see, like, trends in your spreadsheet where you're spending a lot of money or anything like that, it'll analyze it for you too and tell you so.

[A]

And if you're giving this to someone as a buyer, someone purchases a Canva sheet from you, which I'm guessing are definitely going to gain popularity as people start to learn about these things. How do you deliver that? Is it via a special link to a customer on Etsy or Shopify or wherever you're selling?

[B]

Yeah, you can deliver it as a template link and then they'll be able to have access to it.

[A]

Awesome. Well, these were some great tips today, Jen. Thank you for screen sharing and showing us all your Canva wizardry. If you want to unscreen share, we can tell people where the best places are to reach you, what you have going on. You were very prolific creator. I am quite jealous. I was scrolling through all of your Instagram reels this morning and you just have so many Canva tips on there. So this is just a small sampling of what you have going on. Where do you want our listeners and watchers to go?

[B]

Yeah, you can find me at. I'm JenMichelle on Instagram. I'm also on Facebook. I have a page called Made by Jen Michel, but my main focus is on my Instagram.

[A]

Awesome. Well, we will be linking everything up in the show notes on YouTube for the podcast everywhere. Seriously. Thank you. This was awesome. I learned a couple of new things today and I love Canva. I'm in Canva every single day, so it was really fun to talk to a true Canva expert. I can tell you are very much in the weeds.

[B]

Yes. Yes, for sure. Thank you so much for having me. It was so much fun.

[A]

Thank you.