Have you ever wondered how to add a Shadow Effect to images in Canva? If so, this post is for you! ♥
Canva is a game-changer for creating beautiful graphics. With its easy-to-use templates, we can easily design graphics for Social Media, Marketing, and so much more. And the features are amazing!
In this short tutorial, I’ll go through the few steps of adding a Shadow Effect to Images in Canva.
You can easily create this Shadow Effect with a free Canva account, or trial Canva Pro 30 days for free!
How to Add A Shadow Effect to Images in Canva
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Okay, let’s get started.
I’m logged in to my Canva account, created my design, and now I’m ready to add the Shadow Effect.
First, select the image you’d like to add the Shadow Effect.
Then click on Edit Image.
This will open the Edit Image panel on the left side.
Scroll down to Shadows.
Click on See All for more options.
Tada! So many options. Choose the Shadow Effect you’d like.
I chose Curved for this tutorial.
Click on the three adjustment lines (displayed on the thumbnail above) to further customize the shadow effect.
You’ll see the options: Curve, Offset, Transparency, Blur, and Colour.
Then click on Apply.
Tada!
The Shadow Effect will be applied to your Image.
And we’re done. Easy peasy!
If you haven’t been using Canva, I hope this post encourages you to jump on board. It’s a fantastic design tool that is easy to use, and it’s free! For more Canva tips stop by ~ Creative & Design Tips!
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Until next time … happy creating, my friends! ♥
Thank you for the tutorial, Natalie. I should spend more time to learn how to use Canva.
Most welcome, Miriam! It can be tough keeping up with all that’s out there. 🙂 Canva is a large platform with so many easy-to-use features. I’m always learning and enjoy sharing as I discover something new. Happy to help in any way. Thanks for stopping by today. I appreciate you!
You’re becoming Canva expert, Natalie! <3
So kind of you, Miriam! I love it. 🙂
It’s so satisfying to have mastered something, Natalie! 😊
I use Canva all the time and have never tried this – probably because I didn’t know it even existed. I love the effect – thanks, Natalie!
Cheers, Teri! I’m using Canva more than PhotoShop now. I love its ease-of-use and the features are awesome. I’m on a Canva team with my sister and we use the Pro version. I was absolutely amazed at the abundance of templates, elements, and features! Thanks so much for stopping today. I appreciate you. 🙂
Thanks so much, Natalie – this effect looks great. Toni x
Most welcome, Toni! It’s so easy to do. I just had to share. Thanks for stopping by today. I appreciate you. xo
Another post I’m saving until I can sit and play with Canva! Thanks for sharing, Natalie! 🙂
Thank you, Yvette. Cheering you on! 🙂
Another great how to, Natalie. Thanks for sharing 💕🙂
Thank you, Harmony! I love sharing these tips. Happy Friday! 🙂
A great new tool to use! Thank you, Natalie!
Cheers, Jan! Always a joy to share. Happy Friday! 🙂
Great information, Natalie 🙂 I don’t believe I tried this, but will play with it next time I’m in Canva! Xo
Thanks so much, Denise! It’s amazing how much we can easily do in Canva. Cheers to creativity! 🙂
Another useful post, Natalie. I hope you are well.
Thanks so much, Robbie! I appreciate you stopping by. Hope all is well with you, too! 🙂
Great tool for a wonderful site. Use it all the time. 🙂
That’s awesome, James! I love Canva. Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate you. 🙂