Canva launches Craft, its first AI image generation model, positioning it as a new tool for creating design-ready visuals. Digital Trends reports the model supports 2K resolution, improved text rendering, and offers 30 aspect ratios, with training focused on design needs.
The Verge describes Craft as using a two-stage approach that plans a design before generating the image, aiming to improve precision, consistency, and control. TechCrunch adds that Canva makes the model available to all users, with promises of better performance, customization, and lower costs.
Across outlets, the core story is the same: Canva is entering the AI image generation space with a design-focused model and broad access. Differences mainly relate to what each publication emphasizes first—technical capabilities like resolution and aspect ratios, workflow and architecture like “planning” before generation, or product availability and cost/performance claims.
