Canva PDF-to-JPG Export Outputs Pages in Incorrect Sequence
Canva users exporting multi-page designs from PDF to JPG format receive image files in the wrong order. The mismatch requires manual resorting of exported files before use. This breaks automated workflows that depend on sequential export output.
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