News in Short
- Canva has announced new features across its Visual Suite, including Docs, Sheets, Whiteboards, Presentations and Websites.
- The company says it has launched more than 100 Visual Suite features in 2026.
- Canva Docs gets richer layouts, new formatting controls and automatic page breaks.
- Canva Sheets gets new AI tools for analysing data and creating charts and tables.
Canva is expanding its Visual Suite with a major set of new features across Docs, Sheets, Whiteboards, Presentations and Websites. The company has announced several new tools aimed at making content creation, collaboration and data work easier from a single platform.
With this update, Canva says it has launched more than 100 Visual Suite features in 2026. The company also highlighted its growing user base in India, where more than 70 percent of users reportedly create designs through the mobile app.
Canva says users now create more than 1 billion designs every month. That includes around 1,000 Docs, 3,000 Presentations and 5,000 social media posts every minute.
Canva Docs Gets More Visual Controls
Canva is making Docs more flexible with new visual layouts and formatting controls. The update adds full-page designs that let users move beyond traditional text-heavy documents.
The company is also introducing Automatic Page Breaks and new styles. As a result, users can create more visually structured documents without relying on separate design tools.
This could make Docs more useful for people who want to combine written content with stronger visual presentation.
Canva Sheets Adds AI-Powered Data Tools
Canva Sheets is also getting a significant upgrade. The platform is adding new AI capabilities that can help users analyse data and turn it into charts and tables.
At the same time, Canva is adding more formatting and customisation controls. Users can now hide columns, use public filters and group rows.
These changes give users more control over how they organise and present information. They also bring Canva Sheets closer to a more complete spreadsheet experience while keeping its visual design focus.
Whiteboards Get Better Collaboration Tools
Canva is also improving its Whiteboards experience. The update introduces streamlined panning and mobile pasting to make navigation across its Infinite Canvas easier.
One of the more useful additions is Follow Collaborators. With this feature, users can jump directly to the area where another collaborator is currently working.
Whiteboards also get one-click reactions. In addition, users can now transform a Whiteboard into a Presentation or Doc with a single click.
This creates a more connected workflow. Teams can brainstorm on a Whiteboard and then quickly turn that work into a document or presentation.
Presentations and Websites Get New Controls
Canva Presentations is getting a one-click presenting option. It also adds an estimated presenting timer, which can help users plan how long they should spend on each part of a presentation.
Meanwhile, Canva Websites is getting additional SEO and domain controls. The company is also expanding button options to give users more control over website elements.
Together, these updates expand Canva’s role beyond graphic design. Users can now create and manage more types of content within the same Visual Suite.
India Remains an Important Canva Market
Canva also highlighted its growing usage in India. According to the company, India has the largest Visual Suite user base in South Asia.
More than 70 percent of Canva users in India create designs using the mobile app. This shows the importance of mobile creation for the platform in the country.
The company has also reported strong overall usage. Canva says its Presentation tool now has more than 100 million monthly users, while the wider platform generates more than a billion designs each month.
New Canva Features Roll Out Globally
Canva says the new features are rolling out globally to all users. The latest additions cover different parts of its Visual Suite, from document creation and spreadsheets to collaboration, presentations and websites.
The broader direction is clear. Canva is expanding from a design-focused platform into a more complete visual productivity suite. With AI becoming a bigger part of tools such as Sheets, the company is also looking to simplify tasks that traditionally require separate productivity and design applications.
For Indian users, the strong mobile usage numbers suggest that these new tools could also make Canva more useful for creating and managing content directly from smartphones.