Canva AI 2.0 launched with advanced features: Check what's new

Canva's AI chatbot is capable of generating multi-channel design projects with single prompt, eliminating need for separate prompts
An undated image shows different features of Canva. — Canva
An undated image shows different features of Canva. — Canva

Canva has officially launched a major update to its artificial intelligence (AI) suite, offering users with a better AI experience on the platform. Dubbed Canva AI 2.0, the new suite brings an agentic system that understands layered design and can complete complex tasks using a conversational interface. 

The Sydney-based visual communications platform, in a newsroom post, said that new features in the suite include multi-channel campaign design, memory, web research, task scheduling, and an improved overall experience.

What's new in Canva AI 2.0?

As per Canva, the biggest advancement is the launch of an agentic layer across the entire suite, which turns the Canva AI chatbot from a simple generation tool to a conversational assistant that can perform tasks across the entire platform. Users can share their design goals via text descriptions, voice messages, or sharing a rough sketch or a design brief, and the agentic chatbot finds the right tools to bring the idea to reality.

Canva's AI chatbot can generate multi-channel design projects with just a single prompt, eliminating the need of for separate prompts for separate designs.

The 'Magic Layers' feature also allows the user to take charge of a generated design and make edits across the different layers to create the final output.

Another new introduction is Memory Library. Essentially, the chatbot gets persistent memory, letting it remember the user's preferences, style guides, and other details in future tasks. 

The Canva's AI chatbot can now easily source and compile information from the internet, bringing it to the user's design projects in a structured, editable format.