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Canva’s New Vision-Language Model Lets You Edit, Refine Designs Using Prompts With Lower Editing Costs

8:05 PM IST · October 30, 2026

Canva announced a new vision-language model for powering its AI design tools on Friday. Called Canva Brush, it is said to help edit and refine existing creations within Canva while preserving their original elements. According to the company, the model can operate on natural language instructions and can make changes from a single line of text to an entire presentation. Canva Brush is initially available for supported design edits to Canva Pro subscribers.

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