Canva Users Confused About Creating Video From a Chosen Photo
A user asks why they cannot use a photo of their choosing to create a video within Canva, suggesting either a missing capability or a discoverability gap in Canva's photo-to-video workflow.
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Complaint about Canva requiring premium subscription for video creation features.
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Canva Video Export Freezes and Fails to Complete
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