Canva Image Splitting and Download Workflow Is Confusing
Canva users attempting to split and individually download images encounter a confusing workflow that blocks the final download step. The tool makes a simple task feel overly complex for non-power users. This represents a UX friction point in an otherwise mature design platform.
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