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How to Fix Your Blurry Canva Images

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Do you ever spend time creating beautiful graphics on Canva only to have them be blurry when you download them

I feel you because that’s happened to me quite a few times.

It’s like a roulette game with Canva. Sometimes it feels like giving you crisp, clear graphics; other times, the images from Canva are blurry.

Well, it’s time to put an end to that!

Here’s step-by-step instructions on how to fix your blurry Canva images.

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Steps to Fix Blurry Images From Canva

Well, it’s quite easy and fast to make your images from Canva not blurry. Here’s how.

  1. Save your Canva graphic as a PDF.
  2. Go to smallpdf.com’s PDF to JPG converter (other options below in the updates).
  3. Drop your PDF file in the yellow box, or choose it from files.
  4. Click ‘Convert Entire Pages’.
  5. Download as ZIP.
  6. Extract your ZIP files.

Voila! Now you have crisp, clear graphics from Canva in under a minute.

Update 7/14/20: If you have a Mac, you can open the PDF and click Export. Then Export to PNG or JPG.

Update 07/05/19: You can also use PDF2JPG.net. I find this to be a bit faster because you don’t need to choose Convert Entire Pages, download as Zip and then extract the file. PDF2JPG allows you to directly download it as a JPG without extracting.

Example of my Blurry to Crisp Image From Canva

Blurry Graphic Directly From Canva Saved as .PNG

Graphic Saved From Canva as .PDF Then Converted Into JPG With Smallpdf.com

Benefits of Canva Pro – Free for 30 Days

Have you tried Canva Pro, which is free for 30 days? There are SO many benefits to this upgraded version of Canva. Here are some of my favorite features that you can have access to!

Resize Your Design

I mainly use Canva to make social media graphics. I used to have two separate Canva designs: one for Pinterest and one for Facebook. That meant I had to make a similar graphic twice.

Now with Canva Pro, I can simply resize it to another dimension and make a few tweaks instead of having to make the same graphic twice. It’s a such a timesaver!

Try Canva Pro for free for 30 days here.

Make Animated Graphics and GIFs

Animated graphics do so much better on multiple social media platforms such as Instagram and Pinterest.

I used to have to use a separate program to make animated graphics but now I can do it right in Canva Pro!

Create Graphics with Transparent Backgrounds

Having graphics with a transparent background look way nicer on websites like if you’re making a favicon for your browser tab. The only way to create a graphic with a transparent background on Canva is if you have Canva Pro.

Other Awesome Reasons Why Canva Pro is Worth it

There are so many Canva Pro benefits. Some others include finding your designs with search, being able to organize your designs and photos into unlimited folders, having unlimited storage for photos and being able to upload your own custom fonts.

See more features and if Canva Pro is worth it here.

Aren’t you happy knowing that you can always have clean and crisp graphics? Goodbye to blurry Canva images forever!

Try a free 30-day trial of Canva Pro to see what all the benefits are.

Did you like this tip for Canva? Then you might like other things I share in my free blogging help group. Join this insightful blogging community here.

Thanks for stopping by! xo.

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Comments

  1. Jazlyn Evangelista says

    Hey girl!!! You just saved my life. Thank you for this article 🙂

    Reply

  5. Tyerbeig Bassig says

    Wow, you are so talented and very generous. Thanks for sharing 🙂

    Reply

  8. hannahtalieprowse says

    Is there a way you can make png’s clear like pdf???

    Reply

  9. Christy says

    Thank you so much for this information. It’s super helpful as someone who’s starting up a business and is learning everything along the way

    Reply

  10. Banana Head says

    You’re a legend, thank you for this! This stuff is so annoying to figure out by yourself

    Reply

  12. Juanita says

    So glad I found you!!! I’ve spent literally hours trying to figure out why my facebook banner I had designed in Canva looked crisp in pdf when downloaded but fuzzy and totally unusable in png or jpg … I wish I had found your blog earlier as I the clumps of hair I pulled out in utter frustration trying to sort this issue could have been saved …. thanks for the tips they were absolute GOLD!

    Reply

  14. Justina says

    Thank you so much for this! I’m working on a program for a play and all of the ads I made in Canva were coming out blurry. This is really saving my butt.

    Reply

  18. Diane Achatz says

    Haven’t had the problem yet, but I know what the tech gremlins are like, soooo…I pinned it to my account! What a great idea.

    Reply

  19. Paula Kemp | Peak Your Pinterest | Pinterest Management says

    This is great, I have been having this problem with some of the Pinterest Pins I have been making for myself and my clients, this will save me having to use another programme to get those good images. Thank you!

    Reply

  22. Bianca says

    Thank you so much! The blurry Canva images were driving me insane!

    Reply

  26. bordie capron says

    Thanks for the info, this post help me to edit grainy images

    Reply

  29. Mei says

    Thanks for the tips.

    In my case, I created Canva gif animated banners. The images are very sharp in Canva, but when I downloaded them to my Canvas course, the images became very blurry though the animation still works.

    Your solution seems to work with jpg or png images, but not gif images, as in my case of using animated images in Canva.

    Is there a way to fix that problem? Thanks.

    Reply

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