Canva Video Export Fails for Paid Users
A paying Canva subscriber cannot download a completed video export despite having an active subscription. The failure occurs at the final delivery step after work is already done, combining financial loss with effort loss. While likely a transient platform defect, it highlights a critical gap in paid-tier service reliability guarantees.
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