Canva Brand Kit is where you store your brand’s logos, color palettes and fonts inside Canva. Once they’re saved, you can apply them to any design — social posts, presentations, documents, videos or print — without hunting for hex codes or font files, and Canva can restyle templates with your brand in a click.
What you get depends on your plan:
- Free: one Brand Kit with basic colors, fonts and logos
- Pro: multiple Brand Kits, custom font uploads and Magic Resize
- Business: shared Brand Kits for the team, brand controls, team folders and admin management
- Enterprise: approval workflows, SSO and advanced governance
The big advantage is that most people already know Canva. A Brand Kit turns it into a lightweight brand system for a team: staff can create on-brand content themselves, while admins keep the logos, colors and fonts consistent.
Pro costs about $18 per month on monthly billing (less on annual billing), and Business is about $25 per user per month. Canva’s brand controls are lighter than dedicated brand management platforms — there are no formal guideline pages or deep asset governance — and popular templates are widely used. For Canva-based teams, though, it’s the most practical way to stay on-brand.
