Canva Down: Here's why you may be facing error
Canva Down Reason Timeline of the outage, as per Canva's status page Live Events Why are people unable to upload Canva images? What should you
Canva Down Reason Timeline of the outage, as per Canva's status page Live Events Why are people unable to upload Canva images? What should you do if Canva is still acting up for you? Refresh the page or restart the app — sounds obvious, but it clears out a lot of temporary glitches. Clear your browser cache or try a different browser altogether. Check Canva's official status page to see if there's a fresh incident being tracked. Switch networks if you're on a spotty Wi-Fi or mobile connection, since slow uploads can sometimes look like a platform-wide issue when it's actually a local connectivity problem. Wait it out — for most users, these glitches resolve within a couple of hours once Canva's team pushes a fix. as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Popular design platform Canva ran into trouble on July 2, leaving a large number of users unable to work smoothly on the site. Complaints started piling up, with many people saying their images simply wouldn't upload, projects failed to load, or the platform froze mid-task.
If you've been staring at a stuck loading screen or a failed upload prompt today, you're far from alone.Reports of trouble began surfacing on outage-tracking platforms like Downdetector, where hundreds of users flagged issues within a short span. The complaints followed a familiar pattern: people trying to upload images, videos, or other design assets found the process either stalling indefinitely or failing outright. Some users also reported slow load times and difficulty opening existing projects.Canva's own status page confirmed that something was off. According to the company's live incident log, the platform went through several rounds of investigation and fixes over the course of the day. For users in Australia and New Zealand specifically, Canva noted that people might notice the site responding more slowly than usual.Canva's engineering team posted a series of updates through the day as they worked on the problem. Here's how it unfolded, based on the official status page:10:47 AEST — Identified: Canva confirmed it had pinned down the issue and said a fix was being rolled out.11:54 AEST — Monitoring: A fix had been put in place, and the team was watching to see if it held.12:21 AEST — Identified (again): The issue resurfaced, or a related one was flagged, and another fix was pushed through.14:19 AEST — Monitoring: A second fix was implemented, with the team keeping an eye on performance.16:44 AEST — Resolved: Canva marked the incident as resolved.In short, it wasn't a single clean fix, the platform saw the problem crop up, get patched, and then need attention again before things stabilised.
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