Canva Unveils Code 2.0, an AI-Powered Visual Coding Platform

Canva Code 2.0 adds more than 50 interactive templates and a direct HTML-import function that converts existing pages—including those built with other AI assistants—into editable Canva designs. The platform embeds the familiar Canva editor, allowing users to drag images from Canva’s library, adjust brand colors and fonts via the toolbar, and refine elements with conversational AI. Real-time collaboration lets team members comment, edit, and publish together within the same workspace. Publication options include a free Canva domain or a custom domain.

9to5MacCanva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing

Since the original Canva Code launch a year ago, the community has built over six million websites and interactive experiences, ranging from classroom portals to small-business mini-apps. Canva reports that its AI tools have been used more than 32 billion times across coding, design, writing, and image generation, and that more than 265 million people use Canva each month.

Canva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing

Canva describes the update as a way to make interactive creation “simple to design … engaging, easy to build and customized to your brand.” The company emphasizes that the entire workflow—from ideation to publishing—remains inside Canva’s editor, eliminating the need for separate development environments.

Canva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing

• “Adgully Bureau | 1 hour ago Views: 124 Vibe coding, the practice of using plain-language prompts to generate code, has quickly evolved from a tool for developers into a creative medium that enables anyone to build apps, websites, games and interactive experiences.” — Canva, Company

Canva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing

• “Teams can collaborate in real time, leave comments and refine projects together within the editor.” — Canva, Company

Canva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing

• “0 lets users either connect a custom domain or publish it to a free Canva domain.” — Canva, Company

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• “The company says its AI tools have now been used more than 32 billion times across coding, design, writing and image generation.” — Canva, Company

Canva upgrades code with faster AI and visual editing