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As a means of increasing security and safety for students on their platform, Canva will automatically begin restricting sharing capabilities for students only on October 27, 2023.
Students should expect the following changes:
- Students will no longer be allowed to share a project outside of their school email domain.
- Students can no longer create a “Anyone with the Link” permission for sharing a project.
- Public view links or published websites will no longer be an option for student projects.
Educators can request the disabling of this feature for a collection of school teams by contacting Canva at edu-experts@canva.com, if their district admin allows them to make changes to Restricted Sharing.
For additional details about Restricted Sharing and this change, visit the Canva Help Center online.
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