
Canva
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Illustrative curve — no price history on file for this company.
Funding
Raised a $500M round on Aug 20, 2025, bringing the total raised amount to $580M.
Returns Calculator
A $10,000 investment at Series A round (2015) would today be worth:
$2,545,455
255×the original amount
Illustrative · based on reported post-money valuations
Top posts
Vid
@MethodByVid
Depressed men who haven't hit the gym in 4 years love watching videos of ancient greek statues telling them to wake up at 5am. They will lay in bed at 11am on a tuesday, watch a 30 second short of Marcus Aurelius with dark synthwave music playing in the background, and feel like they just conquered rome. They did nothing. They achieved nothing. But the video gave them the feeling of discipline without the pain of actually doing the work. This is the "Stoic Motivation" niche. And it is a license to print money. The men watching this content are desperate for masculinity and direction. They watch these videos on a loop like a pacifier. For a faceless creator, this is the easiest content on earth to mass produce. The ingredients: 1. A black and white picture of a statue. 2. Rain sound effects. 3. A quote from a dead philosopher you found on google images. 4. A deep, slow AI voice reading the quote. You can make 50 of these in one hour using canva. You schedule them 3 times a day. The engagement is insane because every dude in the comments is tagging his friend saying "we need to lock in bro." They never lock in. But they do watch your video 4 times on repeat. The monetization isn't just adsense. You put a link in the pinned comment for a "Monk Mode Dopamine Detox Tracker" PDF that you generated with chatgpt in 5 minutes. You sell it for $17. These guys buy it immediately because purchasing a PDF feels like taking action. (They will never open the PDF). 100 sales a month = $1,700 in pure profit. Plus the adsense. From one channel. You are selling the illusion of productivity to guys who are allergic to real work. you're basically running charity. you make them feel productive. stop arguing with these geeks online. just sell them a quote and a pdf and go live your life.
Elena Monroe AI
@Arzu_with_Ai
🚀 The Ultimate AI Tools List for 2026 AI is no longer optional—it's a competitive advantage. Whether you're a content creator, designer, entrepreneur, marketer, or student, the right AI tools can help you work faster, create better, and automate repetitive tasks. 💡 Top AI Categories: ✍️ AI Writing: ChatGPT, Jasper AI, https://t.co/LX2VyMkH5x 🎨 AI Design: Canva AI, Adobe Firefly, Looka 🎥 AI Video: Pictory, Runway, Synthesia 📈 Productivity: Notion AI, Grammarly, Motion 📊 Business Growth: HubSpot AI, Surfer SEO, Shopify Magic 🤖 Automation: Zapier AI, Tidio AI, ClickUp AI ✅ Save time ✅ Boost productivity ✅ Create high-quality content ✅ Automate repetitive work ✅ Scale your business smarter The future belongs to those who leverage AI effectively. Start exploring these tools today and transform the way you work. Which AI tool do you use the most? Share your favorite in the comments! 👇 #AI #AITools #ArtificialIntelligence #Productivity #Business #Automation #ChatGPT #CanvaAI #Runway #NotionAI #DigitalMarketing #Tech2026
ecomchigga
@ecomchigga
dude in a mastermind i joined posted his "tech stack" for selling a $29 ebook shopify store: $39/month convertkit: $29/month canva pro: $13/month notion premium: $10/month zapier: $19/month calendly premium: $16/month grammarly pro: $12/month hosting for landing page: $22/month custom domain: $14/month analytics tool: $18/month $192/month in tools to sell a $29 ebook. needs 7 sales per month just to break even on his software subscriptions. asked him how many sales he made last month. "four" he's paying $192 to make $116. negative $76/month to feel like a real business owner. i checked on a kid who messaged me a while back asking for feedback. he sells a resume template. his tech stack: google docs (free) gumroad (free until you sell) twitter (free) $0/month in tools. he made $7,200 last month. his product looks like shit compared to the mastermind guy's setup. no custom domain. no email sequences. no automations. his gumroad page has one screenshot and two sentences. but his product exists and people are buying it. the mastermind guy has a fully automated pipeline that elegantly delivers nothing to nobody. he didn't build a business. he built an expensive toy that simulates having a business. every tool you add before your first $5K is a costume. stripe doesn't care about your tech stack. it cares whether someone clicked pay. the kid with google docs and zero subscriptions understood that. the guy with $192/month in tools still doesn't.
Thomas Trimoreau
@TTrimoreau
Maybe having a free plan is the real growth strategy. X is free. Figma is free. Canva is free. GitHub is free. ChatGPT is free. Notion is free. Free gets people in. The product makes them stay.
Yagami
@TrianaKurtetti
HE POURED HIS COFFEE, THEN GAVE AWAY THE ENTIRE $10,000/MONTH STACK FOR FREE. Derek, from Boise, starts with coffee in hand. No pitch. No "link in bio." Just four tabs, open on his screen. Tab one: ChatGPT, hunting for video ideas people will actually stop scrolling for. Tab two: Claude, turning the pick into a real script — not bullet points, something someone could actually read on camera. Pause at 0:20. Tab three is the one that makes a $1,000 course look silly. Takes the script and builds the entire video. No camera. No editing timeline. No face required. Tab four: Canva, building the thumbnail that decides if anyone clicks at all. He never turns the camera off his coffee mug the whole time. $20/month covers the entire tool stack. $500–$2,000/month is what a small page like this actually earns. More once one video goes wide. He spent the last ten seconds saying the $1,000 course sells you these same four tabs. He just handed them over for the price of his coffee.
David Marco💡
@David_TornAI
GOODBYE CANVA. 🚨 ChatGPT now designs a full brand kit like a $5K studio. For free. Here are 7 prompts to build your brand today: https://t.co/bHc6vYRE1W
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About Canva

Canva is an Australian-founded online design and visual communication platform used by over 260 million monthly active users to create graphics, presentations, and documents.
Canva on video
56:35Canva's Story: From Idea to Startup to World Leader
SXSW Sydney · Keynote
21:55Melanie Perkins Keynote (Canva), Sunrise North Island
Blackbird Ventures · Keynote
2:58Canva CEO Melanie Perkins - from Founding, to the Future
New York Stock Exchange · Interview
4:12Melanie Perkins of Canva on What Keeps Her Up at Night
Village Global · Interview
2:34Melanie Perkins of Canva on Dealing with Rejection
Village Global · Interview
Founders

Melanie Perkins
Co-founder & CEO
Melanie Perkins co-founded Canva in 2013 and leads it as CEO, growing it into one of the world’s most valuable software companies.

Cliff Obrecht
Co-founder & COO
Cliff Obrecht co-founded Canva and serves as chief operating officer, overseeing the company’s business operations and partnerships.

Cameron Adams
Co-founder & Chief Product Officer
Cameron Adams co-founded Canva and leads product as chief product officer, shaping the platform’s design experience.
Key leaders
Zach Kitschke
Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Leads Canva’s global marketing and communications strategy, including brand, PR and go‑to‑market.
Kelly Steckelberg
Chief Financial Officer
Oversees Canva’s finance organization and brings prior public‑company CFO experience from Zoom.
Todd Carpenter
Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Development
Heads legal and corporate development, managing global legal, compliance and strategic transactions.
Simon Newton
Head of Technology
Leads technology and engineering as CTO, succeeding Brendan Humphreys amid Canva’s AI‑focused pivot.
Rob Giglio
Chief Customer Officer - Sales / Success / Operations
Drives customer experience and growth across Canva’s global user base as Chief Customer Officer.

Guy Kawasaki
Chief Evangelist
Acts as Canva’s public‑facing product evangelist, promoting the platform and its AI‑driven capabilities.
Recent hires
Andy Ford
Head of Marketing Data
Previously at Analytic Partners (previously Head of Data Intelligence & Measurement at Coles 360 · Sydney, Australia
Joined Apr 2026
Chris Sharkey
AI & Marketing Technology Leadership Role
Previously at Simtheory and Ortto (co-founder of both · Sydney, Australia
Joined Apr 2026

Louis Granger
Head of Enterprise, EMEA
Previously at Career Break · United Kingdom
Joined Feb 2026

Ameer Moavia
Community Lead, Islamabad | Canva
Previously at Google Developer Group on SZABIST ISB · Islamabad, Islāmābād, Pakistan
Joined Jun 2026

Derek Z. H. Yan
Senior Software Engineering Manager
Previously at Pixieset · San Francisco Bay Area
Joined Jun 2026
Melanie H.
Localisation Enablement Team Lead
Previously at Atlassian · Australia
Joined Jun 2026

