Canva Magic Studio
Canva
Careful
Canva's privacy policy explains account data, advertising choices, and a machine-learning use aimed at measuring traffic and usage. It does not say whether designs, uploads, or Magic Studio prompts are used to train generative models. That fact is Unknown. Do not drop client creative into Magic Studio until Canva states the rule for the plan you are on.
Last checked 2026-11-10
Data-safety checklist
Trains on your data by default
Unknown
The privacy policy says Canva uses machine learning to measure traffic and usage trends. It does not say customer designs are used to train generative models, and it does not say they are excluded.How to opt out
Steps
The policy describes opt-outs for marketing, third-party data used to personalize offers, and advertising matching. A generative-training opt-out for designs is not in the sections we read.Data retention
What they keep
Unknown for designs and prompts. The policy describes how to ask for deletion of personal data. It does not give a day count for Magic Studio outputs.BAA / HIPAA
Unknown
The privacy policy sections we read do not offer a business associate agreement for Magic Studio.Certifications
1 listed
- Unknown
Enterprise and admin controls
Controls
The policy mentions Canva for Education as excluded from some advertising uses, and it refers to enterprise in passing. An admin control for model training is not documented on the page we read.Sources
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