Canva AI Cuts Off Free Suggestions After Just a Few Uses Per Session
Canva's AI feature stops offering suggestions after two or three uses and tells users they have hit a monthly limit, pushing them toward a paid upgrade mid-task. Users under project deadlines find this abrupt cutoff more frustrating than the previous version's more generous free experience.
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