Canva printing, UK delivery
Print your Canva design without the fuss
Designed it in Canva? Download it as a PDF or PNG and upload it here. You don't need crop marks or bleed. We size it, add bleed, show you the exact proof, then print it and deliver it to you.
Right now we print Canva invitations (7×5 inches). More Canva sizes come once we've tested them.
Upload and print
Your picture is converted on your device. Only the proof you approve is uploaded, when you continue to payment. Unpaid proofs are deleted within 6 hours. How we protect your files
How to download your Canva design for printing
- Open your design in Canva and select Share, then Download.
- Under file type, choose PDF Print. PNG is fine too.
- You can leave Crop marks and bleed unticked. If you tick it, that's fine as well: we spot the bleed and keep it.
- Download, then upload the file above. On a phone, it'll be in your Downloads or Files.
Your proof shows a dashed line where the card is cut. Keep words inside the dotted line.
Birthday and wedding invitations from Canva or Etsy
Most birthday and wedding invitations we're asked about start as a Canva design or a printable template bought on Etsy. Both work here. From Canva, download PDF Print or PNG. From Etsy, download the file from your order (or from the template editor the seller linked to) as a PDF or JPG.
If the Etsy file has several invitations on one sheet, download the single-invitation version instead, so we print one design per card. Check the template's licence allows you to have it printed.
Canva Print or PrintParcel?
Canva Print is handy if you're happy to order inside Canva. Use PrintParcel if you'd rather see a checked proof before paying, if your design came from somewhere else as well (a photo, a ChatGPT image, a PDF), or if you want a person to sort out any problems for you.
What “print-ready” means for a Canva file
A print-ready file is the exact finished size plus 3mm of bleed on every edge: extra background that's trimmed off, so there are no white lines after cutting. Canva adds this when you tick “Crop marks and bleed”. If you don't, we extend the edges for you.