More In-depth Easy Canva for Professional Results

1. Welcome to this In-depth Canva for Professional Results Course!: Hi. My name is Tim Wilson. I'm a senior trainer at Red Rocket Studio, and I would love to help you to create beautiful and professional looking work in Canva. Not only have I trained for some of the world's leading companies like Adobe, Disney, Times, Nissen. I've also worked for many years as a lecturer at a university teaching graphic design. I'll be showing you some pro tips and tricks, as well as design principles to help you create amazing looking artwork. These are some of the real world examples we'll be working through during this course. Social media documents. Fliers. Documents for screen documents for professional printing, animated page documents, Animated posts, multimedia projects. Infographics. As well as we'll create a website and so much more. Start right now. I can't wait to help you to loan Canva. 2. Create a Marketing PowerPoint Presentation - Intro: In this section, we're going to create a PowerPoint presentation. So we'll make the whole presentation in Canva. And we'll also be using some branding, and I'll show you how to use the colors that you've got in your branding to change the colors throughout the whole of that document. Let's get going. 3. Use a PPT Template & Adjust Clothing Colors: I'm going to go up to the presentation button. Click on that, and that will create me a presentation the right size for PowerPoint. Now, I want to use a particular style. So I'm going to go to marketing presentations because the presentation we're creating is all about marketing. And down here, there's a lot of different marketing style presentations that we can use. And I found a really nice one called Marketing Plan over there, which I'm going to click on. Now, that shows me all these 12 pages in here, and I don't want all of them. I just want some of them. I could just apply all 12 pages and get a 12 page presentation very quickly. But I'm going to start with this one over here and just build it as I go along. So I click on that, and that puts in my first page down here. Now, firstly, I don't want to be called marketing plan. I want to be called marketing growth because this is a seminar about marketing growth. So And because I've done that, obviously, I need to move the picture over a little bit to there. And I'm going to go to this background weird picture, I think. It's a hand on a skateboard. I don't know where that comes from. Let's get rid of that. No. And then I want to put in my main speaker in here for this. I'm going to go along to the uploads and I'm going to upload the file that I want. Now, I've included this image for you so that you can try out the same thing. Obviously, this could be somebody a stock picture or a photograph that you've got from somewhere. So I'm going to go and bring her in and she comes in over there, and then all I have to do is to click on her to get her to go into our presentation, click on there and there she is. But I want her in there instead of that picture. I'm going to drag her and just drop her right in there, double click on her, and move her across in that little area there. Now, this is all looking okay at the moment, except the color. She's wearing this really purple top, and it really doesn't go with the rest of the style of our presentation. So I'm going to change it. Obviously, you might want to talk to the person first before you go changing the color of their clothes because they might not like that, but I'm going to change that. So I'm going to go up to Edit. And in Edit, we've got things like the magic studio. We've got filters that we've looked at so far, effects that we've done in the duo tones and some apps down the bottom. But there's another area here called adjust. And I'm going to click on the adjust arrow. And this allows me to do a number of adjustments. So for example, I've got the white balance. I can make the image warmer. You can see how it's getting more orange or cooler, it's going to get more blue. I do want to be a little bit warmer, so I'm going to warm that up a bit. You've got another tint over here and you can use this if the image looks particularly purple or green to help you get rid of that color. Over here, we've got the lightness, so I can brighten it up, darken it down. We've got the contrast. Sometimes reducing the contrasts particularly with portraits, makes them look a little bit more pleasing if the lights too harsh. Moving all the way down here to our vibrant, vibrance and saturation, these are all about making your colors really go quite harsh. So you can see that it's already bright. The skin tones are bright, the purple of a top is bright, likewise, I can reduce that until I get to almost a black and white. Saturation is the same thing, but it's a bit more extreme the way that it works. Now this is the area that I actually want to deal with. This allows me to change individual colors on the image itself. I want to change the purple, so I'm going to click on purple in there. It opens up hue saturation and brightness. Now, hue is the color on the color spectrum. Saturation is how saturated or bright that color is. I showed you saturation earlier and bright is about how light or dark the color is. Because I've clicked on purples, it selected the purples and it allows me to just change the purples. Look at that how I can change the color of her clothes. In there. So I'm going to go with something maybe a little bit more orange. But I might be thinking, you know what? It's not bright enough, so I could increase the saturation or decrease the saturation in there. I'm looking to get something which will work quite well with this gold color. And then I could lighten it up or darken it down depending on what I wanted. Now I'm going to lighten it up just a little bit and maybe change that color until I get what I want with those. Now, let's say, for example, we've got the trees in the background there. I don't like them. They're a bit distracting, so I can click on the greens for the trees, and exactly the same, I can go and either adjust their colors, which I really don't want to do, or I can reduce their saturation, maybe darken them down a little bit, as well. If you make a total mess in here, just click on reset adjustments. Otherwise, I'm done, and you can see the original over here compared to that one, you'd never know that her clothes weren't actually that bright purple. Lastly, with this one, I don't like the background, actually, so I'm going to click on the Biji background remover over there, and that will just remove the background for me. Sometimes it takes a moment to do it. There we go, and we've got a really clear background. In there. Have a little bit of a go with that, bring in use some sort of template, find one with people in possibly, and then have a bit of a go, maybe use this image that I've got, changing the colors, or if you want to bring on anything else, once again, try changing the colors so you can adjust individual colors within the image. You just do that by going to the picture, edit, and don't forget it's in adjustments over there rather than in this area down here. Try it out. 4. Set Up Your Branding: Now that I've finished with my image, I'm going to go and get some logos in here. I've gotten rid of the little one that they had at the bottom, and I'm going to go over to brand over here and click the little brand button. Now, this allows me to then load up my company brands, colors, fonts. There's so many things that you've got in here that you can add to it. I'm going to start off with a little logo, so I'm going to click on add to brand, and I've got my own logo here, but you can find your own logo if you've got one or just use any image that you like for now. I'll open that up, and it uploads it, and I've now got my logo in there. I'm going to go back over there, save the changes and go to my brand colors. I'm going to add my brand colors in there. I'm going to click on the little plus, and if I know the hex colors, I can type that in there or I can actually choose the colors from this little area over here. Now, for speed, I'm just going to use this little area here rather than having to type them in. I'll just add another one in there as well. So this one is going to be more of that. Goldish color. And once again, and add in another one. I'm going to have a gray in there. I'll click on save, and now I've got my brand colors ready in there as well. Let's just go back again. Fonts, I can add my brand font in there, and we've got all sorts of things. Titles, subtitles, headings to the body, to quotes, captions. All you have to do is to click on the little Edit button there. Go in and find the font that you want, so you can either choose it for there or you can just type it in. So I use Helvetica new usually or Helvetica. Let's go with Helvetica now. And I think for the title, I want that to be bold. So I'll click Okay. And then I might do just a heading over here as well. So once again, I'm going to go and choose the font. Helvetica. This one is going to be smaller to Rod than 32. I'm going to go to 28, and it's not going to be bold in there. And finally, I will do my body text, click over there into body, choose the font, and that'll be 12 points. Click on Save and back again, and you're done. Have a go with that, bring in some branded items or items for your branding. 5. Add Branding & Copy Formatting: I want to add in my logo, so I'm just going to click on it to bring it in and move it into the right position. I'll scale that down because it's going to be quite smalleish over there. Do watch out with these pages that you don't have anything that you don't want to appear on your final presentation. I've just noticed this is August 2040. I don't want the date in there, so I'm going to remove that completely. And then if I want some more text in here, what I can do is I can go along to my fonts, and I can say I want a title. So I'll click on Title, and this is going to be um never a dull moment. And I'm going to move that into the right position over there. Now, this bit of text, I'm going to select it and have a look at what the typeface is, which is public sands. I'm going to go and change that now to Helvetica as well. So it all fits in quite well. I do need to move this over a little bit, and I'm using the keyboard. Arrows on the keyboard to move it. Make sure it's selected and then just move it along. You'll find that if you just use the right arrow or the left arrow for that matter, it moves in small increments. If you hold down shift, it will do it in larger increments for you as well. I'll just get that into the right position and once again, that's going to go just underneath it over there. Now, I'm happy with that. I want to add another page. I go back to design up here. And it shows me my recently used. I click on recently used. All my pages are there. I'm going to go down. I'm going to add in the budget in there. We just drag that in. Now, if I drag it in here, it'll replace that one. If I drag it onto the plus, it makes a new page and adds that in. I'm not going to fill in all the details at the moment, but I will get rid of their branding over there and bring in my own. Once again, back to brand and I will just find my logo. Click on that. And bring that in. You'll find that some things are very editable, as well. This is a row chart. I'm going to go down I really like doughnut chart, so I'm going to choose doughnut chart, and it will just change it in there. Let's have numbers instead of percentages. I can resize it. Like so. So feel free to reuse any of the items that they've done, and you can edit everything and watch for things which don't make sense. Now, let's go and add in one more page back to design over here and I'm going to go and find another page up there, the branding. Now, I've clicked on that and what it's done is just replace my last page. So do be careful. I will just use Command Z to undo it. Take this and drop it onto my plus to add my new page in that way. I don't really like the salt and pepper, so I'm going to get rid of that. I don't want this. I don't want the line in there, and I don't want their website either, as well as their brands. I can remove that. So as you can see, I'm just getting rid of the things that I don't need, but I do want my own branding in there, so I'm going to click on that to bring that in. I'm going to go to the corner and just edit it down so I only get the little icon over there. We'll just place that in the corner. No way, have a bit of a go, add in a few more pages and just play with those pages. Don't forget when you've got your text in there, check because this one here, I've done this bit of text here. I've used Helvetica. I changed it from the default to Helvetica. If I write click, I can copy that style, and then I can go into these pages here and I can just paste that style onto the next bit of text. So where has it gone? Well, it is there still. If I select it like so, you can see it's just brought in the style, and that style also included the fact that it was black and quite large. So I can then just go and get more colors as well. I think I will just find another quick color over there, pull that out. That radius too big. We just scale it down a little bit. 6. Brand Colors: Now I want to bring in a photo in here and I'm going to go to the elements, and I want to bring in a photo. I'm going to go down to the photos over here. Let's just say see all and I'm looking for something which will describe branding. Now, I could try searching the photos and seeing what branding brings up. Click on that, go to BG remover and you can get rid of your background really, really fast, especially on things like this where you've got interesting backgrounds to work with. I just want to go back to the branding now and have a look at something else. But to do that, I'm actually going to close this down. I'm just going to do a new I don't want to ruin my last one. I want to go to a new presentation in there, and I'll just pick a totally different presentation from here. So I'm just looking for something with some interesting colors in them over there. So I'm going to bring that one in like so. So if I go to my branding, how do these color palettes work? Because if you hover over them, it just says shuffle. Well, what you do with a color palette is if you click on the color palette, it will replace the colors in your presentation with your brand colors. Then you can go, Well, I don't really like that. You just click shuffle until shuffle those colors around and give you a variation on them. You can just keep shuffling until you get the look that you're actually after. Now, it helps when you have more colors. I've only got three colors in there, so nothing's really going to be white, but you can see then how that works. 7. Presentation mode & PowerPoint File: Let's add in another page. Once again, I'm going to go to Design, and I'm going to use the marketing team page and just click to add it in. It says, Do you want to add the template as a new page? Yep, I want to add that page in. But look what's happened because I was on this one here, which added the new one between those two. So we can just take a page and drag it over the other one if you need to reorder your pages. Now, of course, I'm going to do the same thing that I did before, but very quickly, I'm going to right click on that, copy the style, go to marketing team, and paste the style on there. Get rid of the logos that they've put in, bring in my own branding. Oh, but on the large side, let's just make that a whole lot smaller. And all I'm after here is the little icon on the left hand side. So white on white doesn't really matter for that. And then, of course, I'd replace these pictures with pictures from my team. I'm not going to do that. I'm just going to go to them individually and use the background remover to get rid of the backgrounds from them. So hopefully they should look a bit better. This last one, I think we'll get rid of the background over there, so she's just cut out up the top. Now that you've got your presentation done, we want to save it because we want to Karen working with it in PowerPoint. But you don't have to use PowerPoint if you don't want to. You can present directly from Canva. So if you do, you can actually go along. I'll just start with marketing growth. Click the little present button at the top, and I'm going to be presenting full screen, and I'm just going to click on present, and that'll take over my screen here and I can then just click through the slides. One to time, backwards and forwards, like that. Press Escape to get out of it. If you want to take it to PowerPoint, click the Share button, go to download, and one of the options in here is a PPTX PowerPoint presentation. A I've got to do is click on that, download that to where I wanted to go. I'm just going to save this now. So I'll put onto my desktop. Click on Save, replace the one that I had there before. And now I can go along to my desktop, and we'll double click on that and open it up in PowerPoint. So if I can find which one it was, There it is. Let's double click that. It's opening in PowerPoint now. Let's get rid of some of these little buttons. And you can see in PowerPoint, there's on my pages. Each one I can click on and adjust as well. Have a go with that. 8. Cool Reveal Animation - Intro: This is such a cool effect, and once you've seen it, you'll start to see it all over the place, and it's reasonably easy to do, as well. I hope you'll enjoy this reveal animation. 9. Set up Images & Graphic Shapes: Let's start this animation. Now, the one I'm going to show you is so popular. You'll see it all over the show. But you don't really notice it until you've actually made it yourself. And then you go, Oh, yes, seen that before. But it is so cool. I'm going to go to social media again, and I'm going to go across to YouTube. And what I want is a YouTube video. So we'll just take this 1920 by 1080 in there. Now, I don't want any of these presets. I want to go to the elements, and I'm going to set my background picture to start off with. So I'm going to search the images, so I'm just going to go down and find photos. And I'm going to search for beaches. What I'm looking for is an image from the top. This thing is absolutely perfect. I'm going to pull that out. If, by the way, you want to use a video instead, if you've got a movable one like that, that's absolutely fine. Just go along to your videos and search for a video from the top. It's absolutely fine. Either one will do. I'm going to bring in my aeroplane. I'm going to go and find an aeroplane, and I'm going to search not in the photos, actually, because I have searched the photos, and I couldn't find a good one in there, but I'm going to be searching in the graphics. If I go to graphics over there and I'll put in airplane or plane, we've got all of these sort of very cartoon airplanes in here. I want something more realistic. So let's have realistic plane. And that's the sort of thing that I'm after, something along that line there. I'm just going to pop that in, and I want the plane to go across from left through to right to reveal. So I'm going to pull that around to 90 degrees. You can see it says I'm exactly on 90 degrees there, and I'm going to make the plane a bit bigger. And I want those wings to touch the edge of the of the top and the bottom. So what'll happen, excuse me, is the plane will fly across revealing the beach scene and some text underneath. Now, I'm going to hide everything else, so there's not actually going to be anything over here before the plane comes in. I'm going to do that with some basic simple shape. Now, you can do this any color you like. I'm going to go and find my shapes, and I'm going to start off with a rectangle in here and I'm going to make it actually quite big. You can see I've gone right the way off the edge over there, and especially off the front, like that. I'm going to pull this over to the plane like that. Now, I can't quite get these little bits in there, so I'll just take another shape in there, rotate that around, put that over the wing to cover up that little section. You don't have to be perfectly accurate about this because it's actually going to go under the plane. I'm going to hold down the alt or the option key. Let's try that again, select this, hold down the t to the option key, make a copy of that, and rotate that one around to hide the sittle section in there. And these bits here, I then can change the color to whatever I want my initial color to be. Now I want something summary. I'm going to select all three of them. So I've selected one, hold down the Shift key and select the three of them, click up here and find a nice sort of summer color. I kind of quite like that sand color that we've got there. So I'm going to group them together, and you can see with all three selected, I can click on group like that. And I want to get my plane above that, so I'm going to go over to the top, click position layers, and drag my plane above that layer there. Have a go, get to this stage, and then I'll show you where we can go from there. 10. Create the Animation: I also want to group this background with the plane. I'm going to select them both and then once again choose group over there. When I move one, the other will move at the same time. The plane is actually going to come through. We're going to have some text here. The planes going to whiz through like that, revealing the background with the text. I'm going to move my plane all the way over out to there so it's hidden out the way. Now, we'll come in and we'll put some text in a little while. But for the moment, I'm going to take this page here and I'm going to click on those three little dots and I'm just going to say duplicate the page. I've now got two of those pages. On this second page, I'm going to move the airplane to the other side right out. To there. So we've got one on that page, that on that side. Here's the magic bit. You go between the two of them between those two pages. You click on the add transition, and the transition that we want is this one called match and move. I'll click on that. I'm going to take the duration right up to 2.5 seconds in there, and let's just play that over there, so we have that. Then the plane reveals the background. And we'll have some more text in there. Do try that out. Remember, you start off with just this one over here. The plane must cover the background. You make a duplicate of that page, but then move the plane right over to the right hand side, and then you click between the two of them over there and you choose match and move and take your duration right way down. Otherwise, it's going to be really, really fast, the plane. I'm going for 2.5 seconds in there. Then test it out and make sure that it works fine. O. 11. Add Text & Download: I want to add some text in here. I'm going to go to my text options. I'm going to add a text box, and I'm going to put in my text in there, bare feet. And we'll make that a bit bigger. All right, so I'll move it over into the middle. Now, I don't like this typeface, so I'm going to go up to the top and I want some sort of handwritten font. So I've just gone over to these little ones in here. You can see we've got some different styles, and I'm going to go to the handwritten style and find something which looks interesting. Over there. That's okay, but I want something a little bit more wild like that apricots in there. That is perfect. We're going to change the color of the text, and although we've got this color from the document, if I choose that color, you'll never see it, but I still want to use that color, so I can actually click again and then say, Well, let's make that just a little bit lighter like that. So it almost looks like it's in the sand. I'm going to just move that right into the middle over there. Once I've got that there, I want this to animate in. And I'm going to right click on the Barefeet text, and I'm going to show my timing. So over here, I can see the timing. I don't want to start right at the beginning. I want to sort of a blank bit first and then the bare feet to come in. So I can then go in here up to animate, make sure I've just selected that again. I'll get there. Apologies. I've just clicked on the wrong thing. Right, let me make sure that I've clicked on bare feet. I'm going to go to animate and over here, I can choose which bits to animate. So am I getting it to rise in or is it going to be panning in from the left, right, up or down? I kind of quite like the blur where it just blurs in from the sand, almost like an old footprint. And we can then obviously choose different speeds on that as well. I'd like it to be quite slow like that. So let's play this now from the beginning. So that doesn't come in. Then the bare feet comes in, and then we go across into there. Now, you can see my bare feet are too far over, so I'm going to just take it back. So as the plane goes, it's vanishing in there. And then over here on this page, I want to have the text over the top. So same again, click on the box. I'm going to have summer in there, select it, make it a bit bigger. And once again, choose a typeface that will work and looks very summer like. Once again, I could use one of these handwritten ones, but I think it might be better if I just got something more normal or even maybe more heavy duty like that. Over there. It's a bit on large side, so we will just take that down a bit like so. That's very, very heavy. So I'm going to change the color to white, I think, so we get something like that in there. Right. I'm happy with that. Let's try this out. Probably still needs a little bit of tweaking, but you'll see as it goes. So we have the bare feet coming in. And then summer happens, and summer happens right on top of everything. We want summer to be underneath the plane. We also want summer to not happen until we're on this page here. So I'm going to drag it over. Like that. So it's going to start there. But you can see, it's still above the plane, if I move that over. So what we have to do is go to position, drag Summer underneath the plane, and this will all work perfectly now. Let's go back to the beginning. Barefeet comes in, play goes across revealing Summer in there. You could go to Summer and you could then put in some animations on that where it's panning in, fading in, wiping whatever the case might be. I'll just use a little blur on that one, too. If you'd like, on the beginning, put in some other graphics. So if, for example, I went to elements in here, I could try something like footprints. No, I'm in the wrong one. Let's make sure that I'm looking for footprints within graphics. So in graphics here, footprints. And there's quite a few of them. I want something which is barefoot like that. So I'll just click on there, maybe move it to the side. In there. Remember with these graphics, you can change the color so I can go in there and use a different color for my footprints, as well. Once again, animate them in, animate them out, and just make sure that your timing works so they don't appear on top of the plane like mine did they. All you have to do is to go back again, click on that and just check that everything is stopping where it should. I'm going to stop mine over there. Once you've done that, go to Share. We're going to download this as an MP four file. I've got two pages in there. I'm going to click Download and wait while it downloads. All I need to do is to save that, and let's have a little look at that. So here it is. Double click and play. Looks really good. And you'll see this effect used all over the show. 12. Add AI Music and Sound Effect: So what is this missing? Well, probably a bit of sound. Let's go in and I'm going to go over to my elements, and I can go and find some music. I've just typed in happy music over there, and let's see what we get. Now, there's all sorts of other options that we can choose from in here. I'm going to go with car music. Maybe car music might be interesting. And I'm going to go to the audio over here and get some calming music. Now, you can just spend ages looking for interesting music in there. Or you could actually try, instead of doing this, having a go with the AI music. If you click on AI Music, you can go and design your own music in here. So I'm going to try happy and epic. I want to use those two styles and moods in there. Once again, this is very hit and miss, and you can try all sorts of options in here. I want to be reasonably fast. Um, Bright, stable, buried. I'll put that in the middle. And then down here, you put in the length of your clip. Now, my clip is actually together. It's actually 7.4 seconds over there. So I'm going to just click on Compose. And just sit and wait and it will do it for you. That's still doing it. There we go. Let's have a listen to that. As simple as that, and you can just experiment with different bits of music. But you could also decide on some sound effect. So if I went to elements over here, let me go back to my audio in there, and I'm going to search for waves. Sea waves. I've got gentle waves crashing. I'm going to try that one. So I've clicked it. I'm putting that in over here, and once again, we'll play it. Now, those waves are probably going to be too loud, but we'll find out. Oh, that is loud. It sounds like toilet flushing, not waves. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to right click on the waves, and I'm going to go up to the volume and just reduce the volume of that a little bit. And also, while I'm there, Oops. Sorry, wrong one. If I right click, I've got another one in here, which is to fade. Click on fade and I can then fade things in. I'm going to just fade it in over maybe 1 second and fade it out over half a second. You see, we can go to adjust and beat sync in there, too. We'll leave it like that. Let's try this out. You can keep going with this. I'm going to go back to my fade and fade it in a little bit more. And I think I'll change the volume again, as well. So over to volume. Take that right down so you can barely hear it in the background. One last time. A very subtle wave in the background. Good to share and download it once again. Try it out. But 13. Advanced Animation - Intro: Now we get to the more advanced animation. And in this particular project, we're going to have products which are going to come down, and they're going to make a noise when they hit the ground. And then we'll get some text coming in. And well, as you can see from the side, it looks really cool. You don't have to use hats. You can use anything you want, but enjoy it. 14. Make a Groovy Background: For this more advanced animation, we're going to once again go to social media and we're going to be using Tik Tok. I'm going to go to TikTok video. Of course, if you want to do the same thing for Instagram or for YouTube, the process is the same. I'm going to first of all, find a background image I want something interesting. I'm going to go to my elements in here and I have found this little graphic over here, which really looked quite wild. To find these, just search for different things in here. For example, I would search for gradients, if I go along to graphics, you'll see we've got all kinds of weird and wonderful graphics. There. And just find what it is that you want. Some of them are movable as well. So, for example, if I take this one over here, this is a still image, whereas this one down here, has got some animation built into it. Anyway, find a few items for your background. I'm using this one. I'm also going to go with a more simple gradient, and I just want something in the blues range, so I'm going to drag that one in as well. This one is going to be my background, which I'm going to place up there, and then I want the other one in front of this. Now I'm going to click position, go to layers and just move that above it, and that's going to go in the corner. Maybe even larger still. Let's make it a bit bigger. We want this to be kind of groovy, so that's probably a little bit too big. You can use your Zoom here to zoom in and out to get to the bits. Right, I'm going to go with something like that. Anyway, get yourself an interesting background going on. As I said, I just searched for gradients, and I went to graphics and found all of these ingradients. 15. Add the Hats: I'm going to bring in the hats that I want to use in here. So once again, I'm just going to type in hat and see what I can get. Now, there's tons and tons of different hats. I went for a cap in the end because there are a few variations on the colors, but you can use whatever you want in here. If you can't see them in graphics, try the photos as well. If we go to photos, you'll see we've got a whole bunch of different photos. This is the one that I want to use, so I'm going to click on that to bring it across. And you'll see here, we've got some recommendations. If I click C A, it shows me variations on that color. And that's because they've been created in that particular color. Now, what I want to do is I want to have three of these hats. They're going to come down one at a time. And the hats so that they look like they're actually in the right position will have a shadow underneath them. But let me get my hats first of all. So I'm going to go with red. I think we'll have an orange in there and a yellow one at the top. You could use any colors you like. So very subtle differences in the colors there, to be honest. And I'm just going to move them over so they're all lined up. Select them all and move them across with my arrows. Get some hats going on or objects, anything you like in there. 16. Add Shadows & Text: I like to put some shadows underneath my caps. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to search for shadows. And you can say I've done it before because it's in the recent so I'll click on Shadows, and I'm going to go to the graphics rather than the photos. Now, in the graphics, let's see all of these. We can have a look and we can find an interesting shadow that might work. I'm looking for this type of shadow over here. I'm going to try this one. Click on there. I'm going to move that down and see if that will work. I think that will be okay. But of course, it's above the hat at the moment. So I'm going to go to position and just move it below the hat over there. We just get a subtle shadow underneath the hat. Let me make a copy of that. Now I want to select it and every time I try and select it, I just end up selecting the hat. So I go to position again, and I can then select it there. Hold down the Alt or the option key and drag a copy of that up like so. Now, this one should be above the red one, but underneath the orange one. Once again, I'll do that. This time, I'll use a different method. I'll click on that little duplicate button, and that duplicates it, and I'll just move that one up a little bit to there. And maybe move it down under the hat. Don't forget, you can always go along to these shadows. Let's just get to those shadows again, click on a picture, go to position, choose it, and we can actually just scale them around if we need. I think that one might have to go up, be scaled in a little bit like that. Same with this one here. Maybe it should be scaled in a fraction. If you make a mess like I've done on that one, you can see I've pulled it in on the sides there, so it doesn't really look like a shadow at the moment because it's cut off. Can you see those little cut off points there? Doesn't matter. Just once again go to your position, delete it, and you can make a copy again from one of the existing ones. Let's just move that one up over to there and underneath the hat. We're also going to put some text on here. So I'm going to go to my text tool, and I want the word yellow, orange and red to be written on the front of the hats. So I could either use my added text box and find the font, or I can go and find something in here which looks like it might work quite well. And I quite like this text over here. So I'm going to click on that you can see it's brought it in. This particular text has got a shadow on it already, which is really cool because that's kind of what I want. So let me select the text. I'll get rid of the word shadow, go to the word soft, and I'll change that to, um, yell. Yellow. I'm going to make it a little bit bigger, and I think something like that, maybe it'll have to be rotated a little bit as well. I can then move that onto the hat. I suppose it really should be yellow, shouldn't it? Let's go over there and pick a nice bright yellow for that. Now, that one's absolutely fine, but I then want an orange one. I'll do exactly what we did with the shadows. Hold down the alter the option key or click on the duplicate button, and I'm going to move that one down this will be orange Aura. This one's not quite in the right position because it should be underneath the cap of the other one, so we go to position, you know, the skull with these and just drag it down underneath that one, and we'll move that around. It's the right position as well. If you have problems moving things, use your Zoom tool. Zoom right in. It's a lot easier to do when you're at this stage. And the last one's going to be the red one, so I'm just going to hold down the alter the option key, make a copy of that, change that to red. Make it red. You'll notice I forgot to make the orange one orange. And let's go to this one over here, orange. Oops. And we'll make that one orange. It's really nice bright orange for that. Red is above it, so I'll go to my position and move red underneath the red cap. Now, lastly, with these hats, I want to move them around and animate them, so I need to make sure that the shadow, the hat, and the text are all grouped together. And to do that, I'm going to, of course, go into my position, go to my layers, and I'm going to select the cap over there, it's shadow. Let's just put the red text just above it. So it's shadow, the cap, and the red. I'm holding down the Shift key on the keyboard. I'll just say group and it groups it together in one. Let's do this one shadow cap, and orange and group that together, make sure you got the right ones, shadow, cap, and yell and group that one together as well. We've got those in nice little groups now so I can click on one of them, move it around, the shadow moves and the cap moves all at the same time. Have a bit of a go whether you've used caps or something else, put a bit of text on, maybe put a shadow underneath it, make some copies of those, and just group them together so you can move them all around at the same time. Don't group all three of them. We want to animate them separately. 17. Animate the Hats: I'm going to just hide this area here by clicking on the little X. And what I want to do is I now want to animate. So I need a little timeline in here. At the moment, that's just show me a single page. I know there's movement on the orange thing, but that's not the animation that we're after. So we're going to click on duration. Now, we're going to make a copy of this page, and I'm just going to right click and say duplicate page. So we've got two of them. And I want to show you something before we actually get started with the animation. You see, if you take these first page objects, and I'm going to move this object up and I'm going to move it. So it's almost touching. Let's do that there, so we'll get that just at the top there. That object still exists in this page. Let me do it again. Let me do it again with the orange one. If the orange one, if I move that, but I moved it further up and let go, it doesn't exist in this page anymore. The red one, once again, if I move that and I keep just a little bit of that in there so you can barely see it, it exists in this page. What happens is when we go over here and add the transition, and I'll just use match move over there, you can see one of them just vanishes. It just disappears, where two of them animate up. So if you make sure that your objects are still slightly touching the page, they will animate into the page. This can be a little bit annoying when you're trying to get them right to the very very edge in there, and once again, this tricks around that as well. But for the moment, let's just put them just on the edge of the page in there. I'm going to go back again. So I'm going to just delete this page and go back to this one, and I'm going to duplicate the page again. So we'll duplicate the page. I'm going to start on my first page, and I'm going to move these up. So I want them all to kind of come in a little bit over here. So starting with this one, I'm going to move that up. Once again, I'm just keeping it inside there. Same with this one inside there, and with that one, just inside there as well. And you then right click between the two of them. Sorry, you click between the turf them, you don't right, click between the two of them. Click on the transitions, use match and move, and you'll find now that when you play it, they will just animate down into position. You can go back there and you can change how long you want that animation to be. So 1 second, so I can get them to come in slowly like that. But the thing is, I want them to come in one at a time. So I don't want to do all of them in there. I just want to have one coming down. So on my second page, let's just duplicate the page again. I'm going to say on my second page here, I actually want to have the yellow still at the top there. Make sure it's just up there and the orange still at the top. When we play this now, it'll only be the red one that comes down. But then on the third page here, I'm just going to duplicate the page again, on the third page, we're going to have the yellow one being just outside there. So what we'll get from the beginning is red one, orange one, yellow one coming in one at a time. And then I'm going to duplicate this again. And this one here, I'm going to move those hats down so they're kind of in more of a pile. Give myself room for some text to come in. Let's check that last bit out. They come in and they just move over like that. I want this move to be a lot slower, so I'm going to slow that down like so. Let's look at this from the beginning. Play the button. First hat, second hat, third hat, and they all settle down onto each other in try that out. Takes a bit of getting used to which ones you need to have where. And if you need to rewatch this, by all means, do so. But the first page, let's try that again. The first page, all the hats at the top, second the second page, the red one is there, the other two at the top. The third page, those two are there and that's at the top. The fourth page, they all here, and the fifth page, they're going to settle onto each other. And you can do them as close together as far apart as you like. Assume the hats, if there are anything else, find another way to move them. And then make sure that between all of these pages, you have a transision If you've done one, like I did, it just keeps that transition going all the way through. And it's a match and move, and you can make them as fast or as slow as you want. So this time, I'll have a fast transition for the first one, like so. 18. Add a Graphic Explosion: I want to have a little cartoon explosion as each hat hits the ground. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go to my elements, and I'm going to go along and find and I'm going to just type in Bang in there. I'm going to go to the graphics, so I'm going to go and find a little explosion which looks like that. That looks perfect for me. I'll click on that and bring it in. So this one here, and I'm just going to Make it a little bit bigger. That one is going to be my, my first hat in there. Now, I need to get a position and I need to move it underneath my red hat, so it's going to come in there. I now want to go in here. Let's just get rid of those bits. I want to go into my timeline. I'm going to zoom into my timeline. I'm going to click on that little Zoom button there. Expand my timeline, and I'm seeing that little shape there in the timeline. Now, if you can't see it, make sure that you go in here and you say, show timing, and that'll show the timing. So when my hat hits the ground, so it comes in like that, hits the ground, and that's when I want to bring in that little explosion. Let me show my timing again. It says hi timing, show timing, and I'll just click on the little explosion. I want to appear then, so I'm going to move it along just a little bit, it starts just at that point there. And you'll see that it actually comes in and there's my explosion there. It's not going to be for long, so I'm going to go to the end. I'm just going to pull that back a little bit, like so. Let's have a look at the timing of this. So if I go back here and play it, so you can see just a little explosion pops in over there. Now, I'm going to copy that and go over here and paste it in for the next hat. Now, I used Command C because I'm on a Mc, but you can use Control C on a PC, move to where you want and copy it. Move to where you want to go and then command V to paste or Control V on PC to paste it in. The same over here, I'm going to get it to start over there and end over there. But I want that to actually be up here. I want to be underneath the orange hat. So I'm going to have to get my position and move that under the orange hat over there. Let's do the same thing over here. So we copy that, move the playback head to where we want it to be paste, and that's going to start over there, I think. This one's going to come in, so I'm going to shorten the end so it's not there all the time. Once again, move it to the right position. And move it underneath my yellow hat. Let's take the timeline down a little bit. Go back to the beginning and try it out. So hat comes in, explosion. Next hat with an explosion, third hat with an explosion. I think what I'd like to do with those hats is actually have the explosion starting slightly later. So I'll just move them along a little bit over there, that one along, and this one along. You can move things along or you can start or you can move the start or the end as well. Once again, I'm going to try that out. Perfect. And then it just lands where I want it to end. Have a bit of a go with that and bring in some explosions, and then we'll bring some sound into this, as well. 19. Find a Bang: I want to add a sound. Now, as each hat comes down, I want to put a thud or an explosive sound, so I'm going to go to elements. I'm going to do audio, and I'm going to look for an explosion. So let's try boom over here. Hm. Can't really see anything in the boom area. Let's try bomb explosion. And I'm gonna listen to that. I have unplugged my microphone so you're hearing me through my machine so you can hear the sound. Hmm. There's all sorts of different explosions in there. I'm gonna try bang. Dirt explosion. That I like. So what I'm going to do is to just double click on dirt explosion, and it brings it straight in over there, and we'll move these around to get the explosion working properly. Find yourself a bang. 20. Work With the Sounds: Let's move our sound around. Now, your sound comes in wherever your playback head was, and because my playback head was right over here, that's where the sound came in. But I'm going to move it about because I wanted to come in when this first hat hits the ground, so it hits the ground over there. And that's when I want my sound to start. So I'm going to just move the sound in right up to that area, and I'm going to zoom in on my timeline so I can work a little bit cleaner and easier in here. Let's move that right the way over to there, I'm just going to try it out and see what happens. Ah, that's perfect. Now, let's come down. I'm going to shorten it so it kind of stops when the next one comes in. I'm going to copy that, so control or command C to copy it. Move over here to the next one. Control or command V to paste it in. Let's shorten that one and one more over here, put the playback head where I want it to come in. And paste that in again over there. Now, I'm going to just check the timing on these because I'm going to go in here, make sure they're all on half seconds because I wanted to come in really quickly. Let's play this from the beginning. Play In fact, I'm going to because the sound disappears very quickly. I'm going to go along to the sound, click on the three little dots, and just fade that out. So I'm going to just fade it out over there. So let's see how that sounds for that first one. There we go. That's better. It doesn't cut off then. And once again, this one, I'm going to fade. And the last one I'm going to fade. Click the three dots. It's fade and fade that out. Right. I think that's going to work. Let's test that again. Perfect. Have a bit of a go. 21. Add Text & Hide Hats: Bring in the text. I've gone to the beginning, and at the beginning, I'm going to I'm going to say hat sale. And at the end, I want to say come in and see our new range. So very beginning, go over to text. I'm actually going to use this soft shadow text that I used on the hat for the same text to keep the style going. And I'm going to select that text, and this will be sale. And of course, I want that to be in white. You can have any color you like. Once again, that can be white, as well. And we want that to be a lot bigger. Over here. It's got hat sail in there. And you can see, because we've got that transition, the hat sail just fades out slowly in there. But if you wanted to disappear very quickly, you could pull that in so you can get your hats to just there it is, and there it goes. I'm going to pull it across so it does actually just fade out into my moving hat. And then I'm going to copy that. So command C to copy, control set to copy, go to the end. Pasted in over there, and at the very end over here, I want this to just appear. We're going to pull this out so we've got some more time there, pull this one out. And I'm going to just change that text to say, see our new range. We don't want the word sail in there, so let's get rid of that. And I'll just move that into the right position as well. So, this one will just once the hats have settled, that'll just pop straight in. I'm gonna move it down, so it's right in the middle over there. Let's try this out. You won't hear my sound because I'm plugged into the other microphone, but I can at least see what's going on. And then the last bit of text pops in over there. Now, I've tested mine out, and I've realized that we've still got these little hats at the top over here. What can we do about those? Well, what I'm going to do is I'm going to change the transparency of them. So on this first page here, I'm going to go to my position, and I'm going to select the hats and adjust the transparency down to zero for all three of Then I'm going to go to the second page over here, but not do the red one, but I'm going to adjust the transparency on the other two, which are still at the top. Like so. Then onto my third page over here, once again, this one is just the yellow one, and I'll change the transparency of that. So now we won't see any of those hats, and we can just play that. They come in, and they're actually coming from 0% opacity in. Once again, I will go in and just download this so we can have a look at the final result. I'll just move that into the middle and we'll play it. That's it. It's all done. Have fun with that. Try it with different subjects, as well. You don't have to have hats, do whatever you want, but check out those timelines. 22. Create an Infographic - Intro: I love infographics, and this one is one of my favorite ones. We're going to get the infographic bars to come through the trees, so we'll have the trees as different objects. We're going to animate the background, so you'll see as you go from the trees into the next slide, for one for better word, the background will slightly animate as well. We're going to have the charts coming in, different types of charts, and we're going to have text coming in at the end, as well. And we're going to get the AI to write the text for us. And this is going to make a really cool infographic video. 23. Add in the Assets: For this project, I've already started because you know how to do what I'm about to show you. So what I've done, and I'm going to go to my layers here is I've set up various items in here. So I've got a background, and it's just this background over here. It's a gradient, and it's going from green into yellow. There we are. You can see it over there. So we'll just put a bit more yellow in there. I've got this shape here, which is that one. Once again, it just came from the shapes. Then I've got some trees. I found some trees, some different trees in here. You can see there's one there, one there. There's a whole bunch of them over here as well. You've got these different trees to go in at the same time that also came from the graphics. Now, I'm doing this on a video size. So this is 1920 by 1080. So when you go and do a new document, just choose YouTube video and it'll be the right size. And set yourself up with something like this. A few items like trees, a bit of a background over there, and the hills as well. They don't have to look exactly like mine. And once you've done that, come back for the next video and we'll then start building the little bars that we go into here and animate in. 24. Add the Gradients: I'm going to go to my shapes over here and I'm going to find a shape. I'm just using this rounded rectangle. Doesn't matter about the color at the moment. I'm going to change the corner roundness, so it's a little bit rounder and pull it into a sort of lozenge. I'm going to pronounce that a lozenge type of shape. And that's the one that's going to be coming out with our details on it. Now, I need to get some color on this. I'm going to click on the color and over here, you can see it's showing some colors from the photo. Now, I could go along to those colors and just pick colors directly from there, or I can go along and I can create my own. Maybe I'll go down over here to the gradients and choose a color from the gradients. Now, having picked that color, I'm not really sure the blue goes with the rest of it. I'm just going to go back in there again. Now you can see that once I've chosen the color and clicked off of it, it appears in here in the document colors. I can then click on that color and then edit it. At the moment, it's going from blue to yellow. I'm going to click on the blue and maybe pick more of a green color. I'm going for this really vivid lime green over there going into it's a slightly brighter yellow like that. It's up to you what colors you want to use. If you find that's a bit too bright, just go down and take the color down a little bit. That actually looks quite pleasant. So I'm happy with that. I'm going to make two more copies. So I'm going to hold down the alter the option key, drag another copy of that one out, and maybe this one I'll change the color a little bit as well. So going up to the document colors in here, if I click on this, let's try that again and change the color. We'll go from a yellow to maybe something slightly more red. You can see it's not changing the existing one. It's just changing this one here. And I'll go to the greens and maybe adjust the green a little. Like that. Let's do one last one over here, so I'm going to hold down the alter the option key drag a copy, and you can see as I'm dragging it down, when it's the same distance as the last one, it just shows me those 270 fives in there. And of course, the same with this one, I'm going to click on it. I'm going to go along to the color in there, click it and then adjust the colors on that. I think I might change that to be a little bit more of a slightly different green, maybe a little bit darker and then change the orange to something. Once again, maybe a little bit more red. I've almost got this yellow orange, dark orange or red going down that way. But you can do any colors that you like. Then I'm going to leave it like that. Have a bit of a go with that and get your three shapes up there with a gradient on them. 25. Add the Type: Now let's get these exactly where we want them. I'm going to select all three of them, so I'm just holding down the Shift key. I'm going to move them down so they're kind of in the middle of the page. Once again, you can see those little smart guides pop up to show me that I'm right in the middle of the page over there, and I'm going to move them across a little bit. Now, individually, I want to put these where I want them to end up. So this one here at the bottom, I'm going to move across. Now, as I'm moving it up and down, it kind of jumps around. Once again, I'm just watching that 75 or you can just hold down the Shift key. It's much faster to do it that way. I'm going to pull that one in. So I'm going to go to the top one and adjust that one to where I want it to end up like that. Now that I've got this, we're going to go and have a look at making a second page, but I'm actually missing something else and I want to do that before we go onto our second page that's put some text over here to say forest. I'm going to go to my text tool. I'm going to add a text box, forest. I'm going to make that quite, quite bold. So I'm going to go up to my typefaces and find some sort of bold text like that. I think that's pretty much it. I'm going to rotate it now around 90 degrees. So you can see when I get to 90 degrees, the little degree appears next to my cursor, and I'm going to move that into the right position. Now, it's not quite right. As you can see, it's a little bit on the large side. But I'm going to select it because I want to move those characters closer together. So going to the top here, I'll go to spacing, and I'll just use the letter spacing to pull those in a little bit like that. I'm kind of after this almost logoi type of look where the characters are all touching each other like that. I think that works quite well. I might even make it just a little bit bigger and move it into the right position over there and change the color. So I'm going for the sort of yellows and oranges in there. I want to make sure that it doesn't get lost at the top or the bottom, or you can go for a color that is completely opposite to that. So if I went for a purple, it would look really totally, totally different. I'm going to go and keep with the oranges and yellows in there. Anyway, have a bit of a go. Get these into the right position, get your text in there. I still don't like the color that I've chosen in there. I always default to white. If in doubt, I go with the white or the black text. Have a go with that. 26. Animate Bars In: Now let's change the order of these items. So I'm just going to click on one of them. And I want to go along and find my position. Now, animate is there, but no position. If you click on the three little dots, you'll see any missing items are over there. If this whole text thing wasn't there, they'll all appear at the top. So I'll click on position, and what I want to do is to adjust these around a little bit. So if I move that back there, that doesn't really work. Let's move that above it, and I'm going to move the trees to the very bottom. So I've got the group of trees, which is going to be at the bottom. And then let's try this one over here. If it moves behind one of those trees. Let's try it again. Okay, so it's behind that tree there and this one here or that one there, let's put behind a different tree. As you can see, they don't really work like that because the trees are going to be covering this bit over here. So I might have to rejig these around a little bit. And I'm going to go to this tree and just move that tree over, so it's going to be sitting over there. I'm going to adjust the size or the length of my little bar here because I want them to pop up. In there. Now, these two here, I could change them around as well if I wanted to, so I could go to that one there. I could move that one behind that tree, and I can move that one above that tree depending on what I want to. I kind of quite like them to be coming out under all those trees. That looks rather good there, where they just pop up, and you can then just adjust your trees until they work for you. In fact, this tree, I'm going to move out a little bit that way. And we'll move this one. In here. It just gives a little bit of depth like that. Now, once you've got that, we're going to go and make a copy of that page. So get this right first because you're going to be copying this, so make sure that everything is there as you want it to be. And once you're happy with this, we're going to go along and copy it. So I'm going to go down to the bottom to my thumbnail view. And we're going to add a new page, a copy of that one, so I'm going to right click and just say duplicate page in there. This on my second page is how I want it to end up. I'm going to go to my first page now and I'm going to move these items all the way out. Remember from the previous videos that you can't move them totally out because they just disappear completely. So we're going to move them right the way to the edge over there, and I'm going to move them with my arrows. A little bit, so it's just on the very edge in there. You might be able to get yours closer than that. Let's move this one over here, closer as well, and that one closer to. Now, doing it this way means that when I use my match and move transition, what will happen is it will play and they will just come out all at the same time. Like that. And maybe that's what you want for them all to appear at the same time, but it could be that you want one to come up, then the next, and then the next. Now, if you want to do that way, let's just go back in here again. I'm going to just undo all these bits. Over there, I'm using my command and Z or Control and Z to go all the way back, we go to this little page over here. So we need some more copies of this. So I'm going to duplicate this, duplicate the page. And if I'm happy with that one, let's try it again. Duplicate page, duplicate page. You never have too many of these duplicates, to be honest. You can always delete them later on. It just helps with what we're doing. So if we go back to this first page, over here. Once again, I can say, let's move all of these back again, get them as close as I can to the edge. Let's move that one all the way back. I'm just holding down the arrow keys on my keyboard. And this last one, I'm going to actually do it manually because otherwise it just takes too long, but then use the arrow keys to just do the final bit. I'll go to my position to make sure they are all still there and I haven't moved them off the page completely. That one there's still showing up. I could probably move it a little bit further in. Now, going along to the second page, what I'd want is to have the first one in position. These ones here, I would move back again. Same again, let's move that all the way back, make sure it hasn't disappeared, and let's move that one. All the way back into there. So that's how they're going to the second one's going to look. Let's go along to the third one. So the third one is going to have this one, but not that. So we'll move this one all way back in so. And then the last one will look like that. So we've got this page here, then that page, then that page, then that page. And if we've got these little transitions match and move between them, I'm going to slow them down a little bit, so it's a little bit better. Let's play it and see what happens. So at the moment, our timing's totally wrong, that one pops up, then that one and then this one. Have a bit of a go with that. You'll need, about four of these, but I'm going to do a fifth one as well because obviously we're going to be adding some text to them. Have a bit of a go with that, get to this stage, either animate them all at once or individually, which looks better. Don't forget you want to use a transition between them, which is going to be match and move and you can change the length of that transition in there. Once you've done that, go along to these pages because we want to speed them up. Just click on duration for a moment over here and I'll just zoom that in a little bit like that. There we go. It's a bit easier to see over there. We can then go along to these and we can shorten them as well. So let's say 1 second on there. Let's go to the next one, and I can shorten them from one side or the other, as you know, 1 second on that and 1 second. On there. Play around with your timing and see what works best for you because even 1 second is a long time when you're watching something come up like that. Have a go. 27. Add More Text & Icons: I'm on this first page here, and I'm just going to go to my forest text, and I want to animate it in. So I'm going to click on Animate, and then you can choose from whatever animation you want in here. I'm going to go very simple just to blur it in slowly. Now, I want to move over over here. We've got those three coming in there. And then when I get to this stage, I want to bring in some little logos and also some text. So the text on here is going to say things like, it's all about the forest, and density and ecosystems. So I'm going to start to bring in my text now, so I'll just add a textbook in there. Let's put in ecosystem. In here, obviously, I need to find a typeface that will work with that. So I'm going to select it and go and choose the typeface. I'm going to go with this very heavy duty typeface in here, but feel free to choose anything you like. In fact, let's go with something else. Now, I've got that typeface in there. I'm just going to click off of it, move it into the right position over here and change the color. I have this typeface absolutely correct before I start to copy. I'm going to select it, go along, choose the color that I want to use for that. You could use some color that you've got in there already. I'm going to go with white on that. And I think that's pretty much okay. Once I've done that, I can then hold down the alter the option key and just copy it again. You'll notice I'm kind of leaving a gap at the end put in a little logo. Change that to this is going to be density. I'm going to do it all in caps. Over there, that'll go in there and the last one is going to be land over here. If you wish you could put it under your tree, but it's not really readable that way. Let's do this all in caps as well. Now, we need some little icons to go in here. I'm going to go along to my elements, and I'm going to go and find leaves. So Let's look and see if we can see any leaves. I'm going to go with graphics in here. I'm just looking for something really simple, like little black and white leaf to work on. I think if I just do leaf This is the sort of simplicity that I'm after. I'll just click on that and we'll take that down, make it a bit smaller so that could be in the land, maybe, change the color, and once again, I'll make that white. And I'll go and find some other ones in there something to do with density or forest density and a little bug for the ecosystem. Anyway, you can do whatever you want with those, but they're just going on this last page here. Once you've done them and you put them in, we want to have a look at the timing over here because at the moment, if we play this and we'll just move the playback head back a little bit like that, they will just slowly fade in. But I want them to fade in one at a time, so people will read them as they go. I'm going to right click on there and I'm going to go up too. Let's try that again. I'm going to go to my shape. I'm going to right click and I'm going to say show timing. I can actually see when the land is coming in and maybe I want that to come in a little bit further on. Don't forget, click this little button here and you can zoom your timeline a little bit in like that. So with the playback head, that comes in and then let's get this one to come in over there. I'm going to click on density, and that's going to come in just after that. And ecosystem and ecosystem will come in over there. So we'll have this sort of effect of one, two, three, coming in like that. You can do them in any order you like. It doesn't matter. Then I can do exactly the same with these little shapes. Once I brought them in, I could get them to come in either at the same time or they can pop in individually as well. So I'm actually going to take that to the same height as land. So that will come in at the same time or offset it. It's entirely up to you. I'll go and find some more little icons to go in mine, but have a bit of a go with that and don't forget you click on one of those shapes, right click and then say show timing to get to this timing area in here. Once you've done that, if you wish, you can then go along to the items themselves, for example, and, I can go to the effects and sorry, to animate, and then I can go and put in some animation in here as well. So if I do want to get it to fade in or pan in or anything like that, might look quite nice when it pops in. We can also go to the effects, and I'm going to put in a little bit of a shadow underneath that. I'm going to blur my shadow slightly. But there, you can play with this and get it exactly as you want to look. Let's just play that last little bit once again over here. So that'll come in, and those will pop in. So I think I need to make that shadow a little bit harsher to separate it from the background. Try it out. 28. Create a Donut Chart: Now, I've got so many things over here up at the same time. So I'm going to right click and I'm going to say hide timing, so we just get a slightly better and cleaner page. I want to make another copy of this whole page here, so I'm going to right click it. Duplicate the page. And I'm going to go to my duplicate over here. Now, this one here, make sure that you're not on that one. You should be on page probably page six over there. And I'm going to remove most of these items. So those that can go, that can go, that can go, the trees can go, that, that, that. All I want to do is to have this bit of land, the forest, and the background in here. And then I'm going to move this bit of land around. So I'm going to just pull mine around. Mine's slightly bigger than the page. You can see, I'll pull it around and move it down. You can do anything you like with yours. So what's going to happen now, and by the way, because we've made another one we've already got in position I move and match, I'm going to take the duration to 2.5 seconds. It'll be a nice slow animation between them. Let's move our playback head back to here. So what'll happen is once they've come in, those bits have all popped in, and then everything will fade out, and the ground will move into the right position over there. So those those come up, they fade, ground moves like so. And then on this page over here, this is where I'm actually going to get to my technical details for the forest. So using a chart for that. And I really like the doughnut charts. So I'm going to use one of those. You can do whatever chart you want. Now, to put in my chart, we're going to go to our elements again. Over here, let's just hide those, scroll up a bit to the charts, see all, and choose the sort of chart that you like. As it, I particularly like these ones, so I'm going to go to one of these for this page. Now, the colors are just totally wrong for what I want to show because this is all about forest, not about water. So I can go to my colors up here and I can change the colors on my chart. You'll see we've got the blues there getting darker and darker. Now, although I've gone up to here, you actually change the colors in the top. Let's go to this one would choose a yellow, and I'm just going to go through my colors, pick some different colors being careful that I don't choose the same colors as the background. Let's go with a darker green. I'm going to have to make up some colors over here, so I click on that and choose a totally different color. Let's have some brown for that one and the last one. Once again, I'll go with a darker brown over there. We can then go to the data, and this is where we can start to put in our data. Now, we're going to use labels, and then over here, we've got series. I'm going to put in the figures in here. But have a bit of a go. Get this animation running across by using the transition and removing all those bits, and then bring in your chart, change the colors on your chart, and we'll put the data in in the next video. 29. Add the Data: As you can see, I've changed a few of my bits of data. I've got land density and ecosystems, and I've put in some numbers in there. Item four and five, I don't want, so I can actually just go in there and delete them out completely. Let's get rid of that ten in there as well. Now, if you've got a very large chart, you can actually click on Expand Table and that'll take you into another screen. It's a lot easier to work in the screen here, so I'm going to get rid of that one and get rid of the ten. As well. And you can see it just updates on here. The labels over there, we can choose labels or we can choose the values to have in there instead. I'm going to keep mine set on the labels. Oops, wrong one there. In there. Once again, we will just close that down. It fades out. But the chart is there automatically. So I'm going to right click on it, show the timing. I'm going to move my chart so it comes in after everything has faded out. So that'll fade out, and then my chart will just animate in. Let's have a little look at this. If I play that, those bits fade out and my chart animates in. Have a little bit of a go with getting your chart details right. You can use any sort of data that you like in there. And if you want to, once you've done that, right click. Duplicate the page again, go into your next page, get rid of this chart or change it to a different chart in here. At the moment I've just clicked on it, you go to edit in there, and I could change it to say, for example, a bar chart. Same information, but I'm going to change the color of those bars to something else. Let's go with much brighter yellow in there? Have a bit of a go, try those out. 30. Magic Write Ai: I want to do one more page over here, so I'm going to go along to this last page in there, right click it and duplicate the page again, but I don't want the chart on that last page, so I'm going to get rid of that. What I want on this last page is some text. So I'm going to go along to my text tool. But I want to write something in here. I want about 60 words on the importance of land density and ecosystems in the forest. So I'm going to click on Magic Right, and I'll describe exactly what I want. So 60 words on the importance of land density and ecosystems. In the forest. Apologies that my typing is a little bit on the slowed side, and I'll click on Generate and I've mistyped forest, but it still understands that. I can just click on Insert and it'll pop it straight in. Now I'm going to just make it a little bit smaller in there. If you grab a corner, you can get it to move around. I'm going to take this text and over here go up to my text color because I want that text to be white on that white background. Let's make it a little bit larger. I think otherwise it will be very difficult to read. I think that'll just about work. And let's go to the effects and bring it in effect sorry, let's go to the animate and bring it in with an animation. I'm going to choose typewriter because it doesn't seem too over the top. We can change the speed on that over here. I'm going to leave it right in the middle. And then with my timing down here, let's have a look at the timing. So I'm going to go back to my timeline and scale this in a little bit so I can see what I'm doing. This needs to be quite a few seconds. So if I want that to be say 10 seconds long, giving people enough time to kind of read through that very quickly. You can make yours longer if you wished, and we'll just start that. So it comes in about there. Let's have a look at the timing and see how that works. So that one comes in, that fades out, and my text starts to come in. Like that. Once I've got my text in and I'm happy with that, I'm just going to have a last page saying thank you or with my logo on it. So easy still, duplicate the page, get rid of the text, and bring in my logo, which should be in my brand kit. So I'm going to drag that in, place that in the middle, like so. So once you're happy with that, I would suggest going back to the beginning and running it again and making sure that everything works for you, that the timings all work, and you're happy with it. We can then go up to share. I'm going to go down to Download, and you've guessed it MP four and download that. So let's watch the whole thing. 10 seconds seems like a long time to have on one screen, but it gives people time to read it. And in fact, that wasn't even long enough for them to read it. Have fun with that. If you need to make any changes, go back and do some changes to it. 31. Motion Graphics - Intro: Not many people realize that you can do some very professional looking motion graphics in Canva. And you can see from this one where we've got the text going around the shoe to show the different details. Now, this is obviously just one example of what you can do, but once you understand the process, you can then apply that to all sorts of different types of motion graphic situations. But let's have a bit of a go. It's not as hard as it seems. 32. Get the Assets Together: I've set up a few things on my document, and I'm just going to go through them, and then you can set up yours as well. So first of all, I've just changed the background color to a dark color so that I can see the things I'm putting in. It honestly doesn't matter what color you use in there as long as you can see the bits that you're creating. I've also then found a photograph. Now, I've found a photograph of some shoes. If you want to do another subject, that's absolutely fine. But find something where you can put some text partially behind it so it looks really, really cool. As you've seen in the intro video, the way the text goes behind the shoes, that's what we're after. Then I found a few other bits and pieces as well. I found, well, some shapes. I've got a little shape over there, and I've got another shape exactly the same, but it's just the white stroke and no fill. Now the reason I've done that is because I want this one to be semi transparent and I want that one to be solid, the outline. You'll see how that works. I've made a little line over there. The line, if you go to your elements is not the recently used, it's down here in the shapes. I've got some text. This cathedral is just text, but this could be a logo from a client. And I've got another bit of text over there, and I found a little picture, once again, a little graphic of a shoe, and I've made all these things, by the way, white. This is just a little circular shape from there, and I went up here and I chose none, no color for the fill, and I went to the stroke, and I chose white for the stroke. You know, you can pick any color you like for that. And then this one over here, I searched for an animated circle. So I found those in the graphics in the end. So I'm just looking for an animated circle, something that will show up the areas that I want to draw attention to on the shoes. Lastly, you can't see it, but I've got some text in here. Now, to create the text, I'll just do a new page, what I did was I went to the text tool and I went to Magic write seems to be covered up by this, but that's as to be fine. I said, 20 words on shoe leather. Clicked on Generate, and then I clicked on Insert and that gave me some text over there. You can do whatever you want with that with a text. If you've got text elsewhere that you want to copy and paste in, that's absolutely fine as well. But that was how I did my text. Where is my text? Well, once I put it in onto one page, I didn't want a second page in there. I'll just delete that page. I actually went up to this little comment section, clicked on the comment section, I just pasted it into the comments. So when I need this, I can go back and just copy it from the comments window in there. This is just all the pieces that I'll be using. I will be deleting this once we've done with those shapes, and we've used them in our document. So set those up, get a picture, get the two shapes over here, one solid and just a stroke, a line. You may want a little logo. You want some text that you can use, a little circle, an animated shape. And lastly, you want to have the comment text that we're going to be using as well. 20 words is probably plenty in there. Get on with that and then we'll make a start. 33. Put Text Behind Shoes: Let's do our first page. I'm going to go over here, click on the Plus to make my first page, and it doesn't matter what the background color is. If you want to change it, that's okay because we can have a photo over it. I'll go to my first page, copy the picture, so I'm just using Command C or Control C to copy it. Go to that page, paste it in, and I'm going to size this up to the size that I want for this project. So I'm looking at something about that size there. Now, I'm going to just zoom out a little bit so I can see my whole screen in there. I'm happy with that. Now I want to go and make a copy of this and then delete some of it, as well. But just before I do that, I'll go and get my text. Once again, I'm going to copy that, go over to here, paste the text in and make the text a little bit larger. So it will go in the background there, and it's going to go behind my shoes. Now, as you can see, we can't really see it against the shirt, but don't worry about that. So let me go back to my shoes now. So I'm going to go to position so that you can see what I've got in my layers. Here's my shoes. Here is my text. I'm on the shoes. I'm going to copy the shoes. So I've now got two versions of the shoe. The top version, I'm going to say BG remover, and it's going to it looks a bit strange at the moment, but it's going to cut out the shoes. You can see how it's cut them out there. I'll just place them back on top of the original. Now, it's also pushed my text behind the shirt. I don't want that. So what we need to do now is to click on Edit, go over to BG remover, where we can get into the settings and I can use the brush size. I'm going to make the brush a lot bigger and just paint out the shirt. So I don't want that. Let's just paint it out. In here. You don't have to be too perfectly accurate, but a little bit of accuracy might sort of help, especially where there's an overlap. Right, so I'm done with that. Close this down, and now you can see that the text is in front, but behind the shoes. If I were to move the shoes, it's only those shoes that are sitting in front of the others. Oh, seem to give them platform shoes. Let's just drop that back again like that. The other thing that we want to do is we want to just put a little bit of a shape behind that text so we can actually read it. And I haven't made one already the right size, but I can just choose one of these, copy that. Go back to this page, paste it in and resize it in there. I didn't specifically make this for this, but I can use it quite happily. I'm going to once again go back to position. Move that behind those two layers, and I will pull this down a little bit over there. I'm going to change the opacity of this so it's sort of semi transparent and we can see the text rather nicely. Now, the other thing that you could do is you could go to your text. Now, I'm having trouble selecting my text because every time I click, it selects the cutout shoes. So just go to position all the time, click on it in there, and then I'm going to go to the effects and I'm going to use well, you can use anything you like in here with a shadow or a lift or anything. I'm just using a slight shadow. I know it's not much of a shadow, but just something like that. I'll take the transparency down just to give that almost lifted effect in there. You can blow that if you want to. I'm going to keep mine sharp in there. And then color wise, we can pick any color for that shadow. I'm going to go with black on mine. Let's see how it looks with the transparency, just enough to pull the text above the surface of those objects. I'm going to stop over there, so you can get to this point here, so make a new page, put in your picture, bring in the text, make a copy of the picture, and put it above the text, and then cut out the top copy of the shoes. If you're not sure of any of this, just watch the video again. Have a go get to that stage. 34. Add Page & Animate Text: I forgot my logo. So I'm going to go back, select the logo. Now, there's two parts to this logo, so I'm going to group them together because there's the little icon and the name. I've grouped them together. I'm going to copy them both, go back in here, paste them in, and pop them in the position that I want them to go. Now, this is all absolutely fine. The next I want to do is to copy this page. So I'm going to say duplicate page, duplicate page. And this one here, I'm going to make the text a lot smaller. So over to position layers, I'm going to select both the shape and the texts. I'm holding down the Shift key to select both of them, and I'm going to scale them down quite a lot, and they're going to sit right in the corner over there. So I can see them, okay. Now, this will be the first thing that's going to happen. So when we play this, obviously, it's over here. It's going to go, and that's going to go to that section or that part of the page. But of course, I want to have an animation between those two, so I'm going to my transition. I'm going to say match and move. Now when we play this, you'll see that it will just animate across. Now, this is quite long, so I'm going to actually change the length of these as we go along. But for now, let's just click the play button, it's a long old intro and that moves across to there. If you click on that, don't forget you can go in and you can adjust the duration. I'll just make it almost a second. Now that I've got that animation going on there, I'm going to make some more copies of this layer because this is not layer of this page, because this is the one that I'm actually interested in, and this is where we're going to bring in all the details about the shoes. So right click, and I'm going to say duplicate page again. I'm going to bring in little circles that I want for the areas that I want to highlight on the shoe. So going back to my first page over here, I'm going to use this standard circle, not the animated one at the moment. I'm going to copy that, and I'm going to go across to the page here. I'm going to paste it in over there, and we're going to have something about the laces. I'm going to make a copy of that. We're going to have something about the comfort of the shoe, another copy, something about the sole. And one last one about the toe caps. Oh, I think I'm missing one there. I might have moved the wrong one. Let's pop that one up over there. There it is. I moved it by mistake. So those are my four areas that we're going to be looking at. Let's go back and find in our position the layers. Here are our layers. Over here or our little circles over there. So if you'd like to get to that stage, we've got this page number three, what's actually the third page, page number four, but it's the third page because this one we're going to delete once we've used everything. Get your three pages in there, get your animation going from the first page into the second page like that. Then bring in this page over here with the little dots in there, and then we'll take it from there. 35. Add the Text Box & Lines: Let's make another copy of this page. So we duplicate the page again. This is page five, although technically it's only our fourth page. And I'm going to be bringing in these little shapes. So I want this shape here and that shape. Now, this shape, if I just move it over there, I'm going to change the opacity. You can do it later on your picture if you prefer, but I'm just going to adjust the opacity so that I can sort of see through it a little bit. I'm going to put that one on top of it. So let's just move that one, if I can get hold of it across onto there, select both of those, and I'm going to group them together, like so, so they're grouped and I can move them around and scale them. Click the little View Comments icon and find the text that I want. I'm going to copy the text over there. And let's just go back into here. I'll go to text and add a textbox and paste my text into that text box. Now, I'm going to move that over. You can see there's quite a lot of text compared to my text box size that I've got here. So I'm going to make it a little bit bigger, and that text is going to go in there. I also want a bit of a heading. So where it says, our best leather, I'm going to actually copy that our best leather. Let's zoom in a bit so we can see what we're doing. Wrong one. Zoom in a bit with this and move up a little bit here and I'm going to do a return and put in our best leather in there. Now, all of this text really should be aligned to the left hand side. But I'll take that bit of text there and maybe go with some sort of bold on that. I think I can move that in there now, Let's have a look and see if it'll fit just about. We might need to once again change the sizes of things and make this a little bit larger. So select the text, you can see it's 19 points. I'm going to go with 18 points over there and the heading. I'm going to do that as 20 points. That looks a whole lot better. Now, let me select both of those at the same time, copy them, and I'm going to paste them in to there. You can see it, it does show up quite nicely now. We'll just zoom out a bit so you can see the whole thing and it is readable. So this is the best shoe leather, so we're talking about, I think it's about the soles of the shoes or maybe it's this one up here. I can't remember anymore. Anyway, I'm going to try and select those. You see, as I clicked to try and select them, I just select to the top ones. Always go back to your position. I go to my text and this one here. I'm going to move this to where it will be readable, I think just over there for that bit of that little circle in there. Lastly, I'm going to bring in one of these little lines. I'll click on this little line here, copy that, go back into here again and paste the line in try that again, copy this one, go back here, paste the line in over there. And you can see the line's got these sort of big circles, and as you move over them, it becomes across. I'm going to move over to there and it snaps it onto that little shape. And if I do this one here, it'll snap it into the middle of that object onto the side of that object. So it means that now if I move this object around, the line will follow suit as well. It's really cool. By the way, I copied this by mistake, so I'm going to just remove that page. So we'll just delete that page in there. Anyway, if you'd like to get to that point where you've got some text in there in a little box, use the line, and of course, try out that feature where you can get it to go to the shape itself. Lastly, once you've done all of that and got to this stage here, we're going to go to this shape. And we're going to change the opacity on that shape. So I'll go up to the transparency, make it invisible, and then we're going to go and we're going to bring in this flashing one over here. So I'll copy that back into here, paste that in and put that where the other shape is. Have a bit of a go with that, try that out and get to this stage, and then we're going to do the same with these other ones in a moment. 36. Animate More Text: Let's make a copy of this. I'm going to right click duplicate the page, go to this next page, and this is where we're going to start to move some things around. So I'm going to start with this shape over here, not so much the text, but the shape itself. I'll just move that text out the way for now. I'm going to move the shape, and I'm going to place it I think over here. And then I'm going to go along to this line, click on the line and move that part across and move this bit over to that little section. Now, what about this one here? Well, this little chap, we're going to actually move across to there, but I don't want to animate across. So I'm actually going to delete it over there. This one that we took the transparency down on. We're going to increase the transparency of that. We're going to go to this one here, and we are going to reduce the transparency of that there. So we're going from that one to that one in there. Now, my text, let's go to the position over here. My text, I'm going to select all the text and then bring in my next bit of text from here as well. This is about the laces, so I'm going to copy that, go back into here again, paste the text into there and change the heading to laces. And we'll move that I can get to it. Let's make sure that we on position, click on that. I'll move that across to there. So what's going to happen now? Well, let's put a transition between those two, which is match and move. And you'll see that when we play this from one to the next, let's get it back to there. The text disappears, but this actually moves. Let's do that again. It's very fast. I'll slow it down. So we play that again. That moves and the text there fades out and this fades in over here. Now, we want to actually get once again this little chap and bring it in. I'm going to go across, we copy them first. We'll copy that back into here and I'm going to paste them in Over there. So what'll happen with the animation now? Well, if we go back again to here. There we go. Let's go and do that again. And now we've got this little section which is highlighting. Have a bit of a go with that, and don't forget to go through between all of these and just put in the match and move. I'll do the same over here. Add transision match and move, and go back from the beginning again. Once again, we need to change our timing a little bit. That one, that one in there. Try it out. 37. Add 2 More Pages: For the next two, it's exactly the same process. I will just make a new duplicate page over there. I'm not going to get you to sit and watch the whole thing because it's exactly the same process of moving things around and getting your next lot of text in. Have a bit of a go with two more of these and get the other ones done as well. 38. Timing: I hope you've got all those in. Now, for the final page, what we're going to do is we're going to do the hero shot of the shoe. So I'm going to duplicate the page, go to the last page. We don't want any of these bits over here. So I'm just removing them. That can go, that can go, this, that I think that's everything. And in fact, we don't actually want the shoe overlap picture either. And we want to keep the cathedral. But what I like to do is I like to zoom in on the shoe shoes. So I'm going to just zoom out. Oh, that's not the right one. We'll click on the Zoom thumbnail. I'm going to zoom out a bit, and I'm going to click and drag out here to make the shoes bigger and this is going to be our hero shot of the shoes. And once again, we might even go in over here and make the text bigger, if we wish, I'll zoom in a bit over there, go into that. Shift select the object behind it, that one, and that one, and I'm going to zoom them up a little bit as well. I could do something along that line. Honestly, I think that's hiding most of the shoe, so I will just take it down a little bit like that. Let's pop it over there. Right. And of course, we want a transition between those two, which is match and move, this would be a slightly longer one in there. Let's see what that does. So we play that, and that moves up like so. So what's happening over here? I don't know whether you noticed, but as I did that, there's sort of a double shoe over there. That's because this one over here has got the cutout of the shoe and the shoe, as it animates, you're seeing both the cutout and the main shoe as one disappears. So what I could do is I could go back to this page because we don't need the cutout because remember, we've got the cathedral up there. There's no reason to have it, and I'll just delete it from there. And let's try that last bit again. So as this plays, that just animates into the right position. Let's make sure all the rest of our animation works. Timing is a little bit out, but we'll fix that. Right. So this page here, Whoops. This page here, we're done with that. We don't need it anymore, so we can just right click and say delete page. So we start off over here with the shoe, the hero shot of the shoe. This one here is quite long. We don't need that to be quite so long, so I'm going to take it in a bit maybe half a second. The next one, this one also can be quite short because it's just showing the little dots on the shoe. And then after that, we go in to the to the first one. This needs to be a bit longer so people can actually read that. And I'm going to pull this out, so I'm going to make it 2.5 seconds in there. Probably not really enough time to read maybe 3 seconds there. Then onto the next one, that would also need to be about 3 seconds. This one here, 3 seconds and the last one over there, 3 seconds. And then this one, we're going to extend out quite a lot because that's where it's going to finish on. So I'll do 7 seconds on there. Let's have a look right from the beginning. So, click on I think the Zoom effect that I've got here needs to be a lot longer at the end there. Let's try that and see how that works. Right. So I'm going to go up to share now. I'm going to go to download MP four. This is going to be HD quality. If you want to go higher, you could actually take it up to four K. I'm going to click on Download and then sit and wait while it downloads. Let's have a look. And on to the hero shot. Fantastic. Have fun with that. Maybe try it with some other subjects, as well. It's a really lovely, lovely effect. 39. Animated Book - Intro: We're going to put together a book, so we're going to have a really nice looking digital book. I'll show you how to do the layouts, we'll do copies of the outs. But at the end, we're going to take it, and we're going to put it into an app, which will give it that animation, as you can see on the side here, where the pages just flip from one to the other. There's even sound effects with that, if you want them. 40. Get Assets & Add a External Font: For this project, we're going to prepare everything first. It'll make your life so much easier. So we're going to have a document. It's going to be A four, but it's going to be A four in landscape. So what I did was, I've gone in mine and I've prepared mine already, and I'm just going up to the crater design up there, and down on the left hand side, I'm going to say custom size. Instead of pixels, I've gone for millimeters and I've just typed in my millimeters four a four, which is, it's actually over here. You can see it. It's 210 by 297, so the height is 210, the width is 297 in there. Once you've got that, you'll then have your page. I'll just show you mine. So let me go back over here to go and open up my my project. There. So here is my page. And what I've done is I've gone and found some pictures. Now, before you start looking for all sorts of pictures, decide on your subject. My subject here is I've decided to do barley. I love travel. I've never been to Indonesia, so I don't know what baleys like, but I've looked at the pictures and they look absolutely gorgeous. So I'm doing bay, but you can do barley. You can do cats, dogs, cakes, mountain climbing, whatever you want. The subject is not the important thing. It's how it looks. So I've gone here and I've found eight pictures to do with barley. This one, over here, this is going to be my cover picture, and that's going to be my back page picture, and then these ones here will go inside the document. Now, what I've done is when I found a picture, I just brought it in and just resized it down. So it's all sitting on this page here. So it did came in at a good quality over there, and I just scaled it down. So I can then go and take pictures from here into my document as I need them. The other thing that I did while I was here was I found a little embellishment. Here's this little embellishment over here. I just went into my graphics and typed in embellishment and found something that look interesting on some of the pages, and I'm going to change the color. I've also found two different font types that I want to be using in here. This is for my paragraph text. If I just select, you'll see, I've chosen roboto. It doesn't look terribly Balinese, but it's easy to read and it's very simple. And then for my big titles, I've actually got this typeface here. Now, this one is not actually in Canva. I went to find it. I want to show you now how you can actually bring your own typefaces or fonts in. So what I did was I went to a website, there's one called Defont dafont.com. I'm not particularly recommending them. If there's other websites that you use to get your fonts, that's absolutely fine. This is just one that has free fonts on it. And I went looking for a font that I liked, and I liked the look of this. I thought it sort of had that Balinese Hindu style that I was looking for. And then I downloaded it. Now, once you've downloaded it, what happens is it gives it to you as a zip file. Over there, let me pull this zip file out so you can have a look at that. And I opened the zip file, and that gave me this font file here. No, that's the hardest part because all you've got to do in Canva is when you go to your text and say, for example, I'll go to my text here. And I'm in my text, let's click on that again. You just say Upload a font, and you just choose the font that you want. I can pick on that. I've done it already, so I won't click open. You just click Open, and it says, you have permission to use this? Well, it's a free one, so, yes, you do. And it comes in. And in here, you'll see that it's actually in my uploaded fonts down there. So if you do want to find an interesting font, have a go with that. Lastly, I wanted some text about Bali. Now, I know nothing about Bali. So one way I could have done it was I could have gone to Wikipedia and had a look on there. But the other way that you can do it is you can use Magic write. And this is what I did. So I went to Magic write. It says, What do you want? So I want to have 50 words on the magic of a Bley holiday. And I'll just generate that and there we have 50 words on the magic of Bali Holiday. Now, what I've done is I've copied those you can just add them straight in, but I've actually copied them into Word documents. I've got a Word document over here with those in. I pasted them in there. So I did one on my first page on the magic of it. I've done on the people, I've done on the local religion, and something about the landscape as well. So just different paragraphs in there. And it's up to you. You can do whatever you want. If you want to copy text from somewhere else, you've got another bit of text somewhere. You can use that. That's no problem. I've got my text. I've got my pictures. I've got my embellishment, and I've got my typeface all ready to go, and we can now start to build. So if you'd like to set that up, get everything ready to go, your text, the whole lot, and then come back for the next video, and we'll start to put it all together. 41. Add Cover & Pg1 & Some Design Principles: Let's do our cover page. I'm going to add a page. And then what I can do is I can just go to this first page here. I'm not going to copy that picture. I'm actually going to cut it. So I'm going to use Control X or Command X to cut it. Go to my first page and paste it in over there. Now, I'm using cut rather than copy because that way, at least I know which ones I've used and which ones I hadn't. Obviously, I can remember for a document that's as small as this one, but for larger documents, you might just want to cut them. I've got my picture in the background over there. And once I've got in the right position, I'm going to click the little lock, so I'll lock the position of that picture so I can't move it by mistake. Let me go back and get my text. And this I'll be using a number of times, so I will actually copy that bit of text there. Go back to that page, paste that in. I'm going to put it down here in this darker area, and I'm going to enlarge it a little bit over there. You can change it to anything you want. Mine's already says Barley, which is fine. I'm going to go to my text color, and I'm going to choose white, so it's very visible on that background. Now, I'm going to be using this embellishment, but very, very subtly throughout the whole document to just add that feel that I think I think I don't know. I think Bali has. So I'm going to once again copy that and just go back into here and paste it in. And I'm going to put it over the whole of that document just slightly inside. Edge over there, and I'm going to change the color of this, so I'll just change it. And I'm going to use a color from the photo. So I'm looking at sort something along that line there. Now, it still looks a little bit too much. So I'm going to go to my transparency and reduce the transparency. So we just get this subtle effect of that. And the great thing about that is you can build up a number of different embellishments because just use different transparencies on them, so you can have one page about ten different embellishments if you wish. I'm just going to use the one. While I'm here, though, if you're going to be printing this document out or sending it for printing, don't forget that anything that you put onto the page needs to be bigger than the page, so you've got a three millimeter bleed. I'm not doing this for printing, so I'm not going to do the bleed, but if you do want to print it, make sure that that photo has got plenty of space on the backboard around it. Right, that was really easy. Let's do another page over here, so I'm going to go to this page here. And now on this page, I want to have an embellishment and I want to have a picture across the middle as a panoramic. So let me go and find the picture that I want. That's the one there. I will cut that go to this page, paste it in, and I'm going to pop it over there. I'm putting it right in the middle for the moment, but you'll see I'm going to be moving it. Now you can see, as I pull that out, it sort of makes the picture panoramic. It doesn't nastily scale it. I'll pull that out a little bit that way and a little bit that way because I think, which is the bit that I want, that's the bit that I want in there. And at the moment, if I do that, it's situated right in the middle of my page. Now, from a design perspective, having something in the middle is really nice because you get that mirrored effect of things. But it's also not quite well, how do we put it? It doesn't work from a visual point of view sometimes. You see, there's two things when it comes to the center of the page that one has in design. One is the true center, and I've got this in the true center of the page. But the other one is something called the optical center, and this is the center where your eye rests because your eye, when you look at a page doesn't rest in the middle, it rests slightly above the middle. If I move this up a little bit like that, not too much, just a little bit this is now in the optical center. In fact, if this wasn't four page like that, we'd also go slightly to the right because the optical center is slightly above the middle and slightly over to the right, very, very small amount, though. But it just means it's more pleasing to the eye. So if you can have a look now at this, you'll see that there's less room up there, more room at the bottom, but it still looks like it's in the center. It looks more pleasing than when it was in the middle. I feel that anyway. I'm also going to go and I'm going to get from here this little embellishment. So I'm going to copy that, go back into there, paste in my embellishment over there. It's above the picture, which is absolutely fine. I'm going to bring in some text. So this time, I'm going to go over to the word barley in there. Copy that go into you. Once you've done this template pages if you like, things speed up so much more. Paste that in, and we'll just make that about that size there and I can change that to whatever I want. I'm going to have a look at my text in a moment and then change that. Excuse me, accordingly. Let me go and get my text now, so I'm going to go back to my word document. I'm going to select this bit of text, copy that. Go back in there again, go to add a text box and paste it into my text box. And if I pull from the edge, you can see how the text kind of comes down like so. Deselect that and reselect it again. I can move that into the right position. I'm putting this on the left hand side, and I'm going to balance it with some other text at the top there. Remember. The other thing about design is it's all about balance. If you do something on one side, make sure something else is going to balance it elsewhere. Now, my text is centra aligned. I'm going to change this to being left aligned like that. You'll find you've got other alignments in there. You've got all lines aligned, which from a distance looks great, but it's really. Well, it's quite difficult to read when there's these big gaps between. It's tiring. So just be aware of using that. This right aligned, and I'm going to go with left aligned in there. I'm going to change the text color as well to something maybe, which is on my page similar to this. I'll use that little color there, which is the document color too light to read, so I'll click on the color in the middle. Over there. And I'm going to use that color, but I'm going to darken it down quite a lot like that. So I'll get this very dark brown. Now, I need to use a word from here. So this says barley chant. So I'm going to use the word enchant. And we'll just pop this to the size that I want. I'm going to move it in there. This is too heavy. Although you've got the text in there, this in black looks too heavy, so let's change the color of that, and Well, that's too light now. I'm just going to maybe darken it down a little bit. Something like that. I'm still using the similar colors to my cover picture in there. And the main colors that I want to use for this document are going to be sort of oranges and blues. Those are two colors which are opposite each other on the color spectrum. So they balance each other out really nicely. You'll hear me from now on, use the word balance quite a lot when it comes to design. I'll stop there. So if you'd like to design your first page over there, very, very simple picture, embellishment, some text, move the text around place where you want, put the embellishment where you want. I'm going to come back and move that baley up a little bit, I think, in a moment, and then do your first page. And don't forget if you're putting in this pan, put it just slightly above the center to get that really good optical center and then try balancing your text, maybe a bit on one side, bit on the other like that. Have a go with that, and then we'll do some more pages. But 42. Add 2 more Pages: Let's do another page. So I'm going to add a page. But if I click the ad page button, I've then got to go and do the same thing and copy all these bits across. What be a lot easier for me to do is to actually just go to page three, right click it, duplicate the page, and then go in and remove the things that I don't want. I don't want that picture over there. I'll get rid of that. The text I'm going to select, I'm going to replace with my new bit of text. I'm going to go along and choose this little bit of text here. Copy that, go back into Canva, and delete that and replace it with that one there. So we've got the same font, we've got the same color on that as well. Might need to be moved around a little bit. This one is traditional, so I'm going to change enchant to tradition. I'm going to bring in some pictures. So we've got this one here. I'll cut that picture, go back in there and paste it in. And we're going to take that up to the side. I'm going to take this to the halfway mark. You can see as I'm moving it, I got the halfway mark right over there. That smart guy just pops up. And I'm going to do another one now, which is going to be this one here. Cut that back into here again and paste that in and do the same thing over there. Just pull this out to the very edge. Try that out, get that second page going on. If you want to then start to change up the color a little bit, by all means, do so. You know, you can pick another color for the text over here, and I can go for something else, which is maybe maybe something a little bit bluer. If I can find something appropriate, similar to that first page that I had or the second page, shall I say, that I had in there. So you can kind of keep it fresh by just getting the viewer to sort of see different colors, but still within the same color palette of the document, or I could pick greens or reds from here as well. Once you've done that page there, you want to do two more pages, and one of them is the next one after that's going to look like that, and one after that's going to look like that. I will do mine now, and you'll see at the beginning of the next video, I'll have those pages done if you're not sure what to do with the next two. I 43. Make a Flipbook: Now, I've created some more pages. If you've created more pages, I hope you did it this way because you'll have saved yourself some time. You just took one of the pages, right, clicked, duplicated that page, and then replaced the picture and the text in there, exactly the same. I did that one as well. My last I've just noticed that these two pictures over here have got a little bit of a gap between them, so I'm just going to select that one and move it over just a fraction. There. There we go. That looks a little bit better. Then I did my final page, and on the text on my final page, I'm going to click on the text. Now, I can't select the text over there, so I'm going to go to position, click on the text to select it, and I'm going to use effects. And I'm going to use a lift. This just brings it up from the background just a little bit. You can see where we've got the M over there. Without this on, well, it sort of fades into the background. So a tiny bit of that lift in there. Not too much. Otherwise, it looks really well, a bit tacky, to be honest. Now that we've got to this stage here, what we're going to do is we're going to go in and use something to make this into a flip book. Now, you would think that it would actually be in the apps, but it isn't. We're going to go along to share and we can download that obviously as a PDF if we wanted to. But, in fact, I'm going to look for some more share options in here. And to do that, I'm going to say see all. And then you've got loads of different ways that you can see that you can share these things. And I'm going to go down. You can see over here, we've got some saving options in there to OneDrive, PowerPoint. I'm going to go down here to design, and I'm going to choose Hazen flipbooks. There's another one called a simple simple booklet flip. I'm getting tongue tied. Hazen flip Books. Click on that and then we just say Save. I've got seven pages. I've made a mistake. I've just realized, I've still got this page in here. I don't want that. Let me get rid of this. That was my mistake. I should have told you earlier. I'll click on that first page and we'll right click and just delete it or you can press Delete on your keyboard. I'm glad I saw that in time. Let's click on Share, S A, go down to hazing and we're going to save all those pages. Then it just takes a moment in here and it will take you to the Hazing web site. If you say view in hazing flipbook it just processes your book. There we go. Now, you can register. Otherwise, your books will be deleted after a week. I'm just going to close that down because I'm not registered with them. And you can check it out by clicking on that little button there and see how you flip books. Is working. Looks beautiful, doesn't it? Really works well. Like that. But what about what other people will see? Because you don't want them to see all this stuff here? Well, what you do is in hazing, you click on Share up the top left hand corner, and once again, it just warns you about this. And this is the link that you send to people. So if I just copy that link over there, we'll close that down. I'm going to go into a browser over here, paste it into the browser. Bless return, and this is what I'll be sending to people. So once again, they can just click. In fact, you don't have to click that little button there. You can just click on the page, and it will do it as well. Even with a little bit of a sound effect in there, there's an option here where you can turn it off because it can be a little bit annoying with a lot of pages. Anyway, do try that out. It's lovely that hazing flipbooks and so very simple to use. 44. Apps - Intro: Canva has got so many apps. And between you and me, most of them are awful, but some of them are really, very, very good. And I want to show you some of the better ones. We're gonna be using things like reflect and skew. And well, I'm not going to spoil it for you by showing you all of them, but we're going to create three different little mini projects in this section, and we're going to use lots of really cool apps for that. 45. Dreamlab App: Now let's look at one of Canvas new features, and that's this dream lab down here. Dream lab is an AI way of creating images, all you've got to do is to describe it. I'll do you one. Now, some of them are very good, some of them not so good, but you have to look carefully. I'm going to do dog walker in a crowd. Try spinning that correctly. And I'm going to click on Create. And then you just wait for it, and it will generate four variations on whatever you've typed in there. The more specific you can be, the more accurate an image, obviously you're going to get. But we're just going for a sort of a general dog walker in the crowd. Now, these all look not too bad at all. I'm going to click on this one to have a closer look. So what I like to do is to just check that things are where they should be. So the walker is walking away from us. Dog that dog there is sort of walking away from us. This one, well, it looks like its head is in the wrong position. It's almost facing us, even though they're walking that way. So not so great in there. Let's try different one, this one over here. And once again, check things very carefully because it's easy to miss something. Um, now, this one looks pretty reasonable. I'm looking at the shadows here. They seem to be okay. Most of the dogs seem to have four legs. Sometimes you'll find that the dogs only have three or two. The human looks okay. I'd look very, very carefully just to make sure that there was nothing amiss in there before I used it. Then I can either use it in design or I can download the picture from there. But do try it out. Have some fun with it. Obviously, you know, serious subjects like that are one thing. But, you know, if you want to do an octopus and a top hat, swing from a trapeze, it'll create it for you. Have fun with it. 46. Typecraft: I've gone to Instagram Real and I've got my page up. What I'm going to do now is to use an app to put some text into a shape. Now, I need to get the shape first. So over in my elements, I'm going to search for roller skate, and I'm looking for a very simple in the graphics roller skate type of shape, something like that, so not too many details. And I'm just going to make it a little bit larger over there. Now, we're going to put our text into these shapes. But in order to do that, I'm going to reduce the transparency so we can see the picture there, but I can see the text on top of it. And I'm going to lock that down so I can't move it by mistake. Have a go, get to that point, do a simple shape and reduce the transparency. 47. How to Adjust Text in Typecraft : To do the type, we're going to go down to our apps. I'll click on the apps button down there, and we're going to search for type craft. So I'm going to be putting in the word type first, and you can see we've got a few types that have come up. If you're looking and you type in the whole word type craft, it has to be one word. I won't find it for two. So just typing the first few letters will bring it up. And here is type craft. I'm going to click on that and then what it allows me to do is first of all, find a font over here and a style and put in the text that I want. I'm going to start with a bit of text, which is going to say roller skate and I'm putting it all in caps. Now, I need to go to my font and find an appropriate font, and I'm going to suggest using something fairly bold and heavy duty. That one looks quite good in there. Otherwise, something along this line over there. Once you got the font in there, just click back on the little back button there. This then allows us to manipulate this. Now, if I click on add element to design, it will just add the word roller skate straight in there and I'm going to just be moving this around. I can rotate it around on here and I'm going to pull it so I might make it a bit bigger. Now I can start to manipulate this. So the R on roller skate, I want to grab that corner and just move it out maybe like that, like so. Once again, if I click Update element, it will do it on there. And you can see how I can actually just pull this around in different ways. I'm going to go to this middle here, pull out that roller skate bit, and we've got some handles in here as well. Once again, if I say update element, it will update it on there. So I will keep going with this. I'm going to move this up a little bit. Sometimes it takes a moment to get hold of those little things, and I'm going to pull this one up over here, let's pull that bit up as well. Let's click Update element, and you can see how it keeps on updating it. The E is too far over, so I will go back to this E, pull that in a little bit like that. That needs to come up a bit. That goes up a little bit there. Maybe do something like that and pull this little handle across a bit. You can just spend ages doing these sort of things. As you pull these handles out, by the way, you'll get more of a curve in there. They're known as Bezier curves. And I can pull them the other way as well, so I can pull this one in to get more of a shape like that. Once again, just update that element. You can see we're getting close with our shape in there. This bit down here with the T and E is not quite right, so I'll pull that handle in a little bit. Like that, maybe move this across a bit as well. It just takes a bit of well, I'd say a bit, quite a lot of actually fiddling until you can get it as you want it to go. I'll move that in a bit more, update the element in there. Now, this doesn't have to be perfect. We're just looking for a rough roller skate shape. So if you find that you think, actually, I can read it a little bit better like that, we can move that up a little bit over there, this one up a bit into there. And lastly, this one over there. If that works a little bit better, we design, that's absolutely fine. That's actually working really well now. I'll just go to this last one, pull that in a little bit, like so, and update the element. So now that I've got this one piece, which is going to be over there, I'm going to do another word for this section over here. But before I go any further, I like to have a bit of a play with this. It's a really lovely way of just pushing text around into the shape that you wanted to go into. 48. Add a Second Word: I think I'm done with that over there. So I will just close this type craft down. And you can see I can always click on there, and we've got an edit button at the top. I can click on Edit and go back into that at any time. So when you want to change the color, you can just click on them, go to colors up here, and you can choose a different color for your text, and down the bottom, update the element. In there. Now, I do want to do another one. So I'm going to close this down for them. And we're going to have another one which is going to go in this sort of area over here. We're not going to do all these details. If you want to on yours, that's absolutely fine. But I'm not going to I'm just going to do sort of one area over there, and then we'll do the wheels separately. So back to my type craft because I'm on apps over there, and I've got this little bit of text, and I'm going to say days. So let make sure I put in the right place. S. Right. So I've got term the word days in there. Once again, go in, pick your typeface. It doesn't have to be the same as the previous one if you don't want to mix and match different typefaces, gives you really, really wild results. I'll do that. I'll choose something completely different in there. Let's just go back again over here and I'm going to add the element to the design so I can see what I'm doing. Move that across, and this one's going to be a lot simpler because I'm just going to go up and down there, so I'm going to grab the edge of the D and pull that up. Get that one there. Pull that right up to there. Might do something similar with the A and just twist that down. These are actually going to be closer together, I think. Let's update the element and see how that's working. It's not bad. If this was slightly bigger, you can see how it's starting to fit in there. I will go a little bit bigger on there, get my D roughly in the right position. Now all this has got to be squished in. So I'm going to select these points here, move them across a little bit and then grab those and pull them down. Sometimes, it just takes a little bit of fiddling to get hold of those. Right, I think. Let's try that one a Update element. Okay, we just need to move the wine, the airs in. If you get bored of watching me do this, just skip on to the next video or try it yourself. Over here. I'll just update the element in there. Right, that's almost it. I'll stop the video here. I'm going to fix this. I won't get you to watch me do it, but it's exactly the same process. Have a bit of a second bit of text in over there. 49. Add Wheel Type on Circle: So the last little bit is really simple. It's just the text for the wheels. So we're going to do that using normal text. I'm going to go in over to the left hand side and find my text. There it is there. And I'm going to add a text box. I'm going to put in wheels. It's a bit on the small side. Let's make it a little bit larger and I need to move it up here so I can see what I'm doing. I'm going to zoom in a bit using the Zoom button there and just scroll up to that. That'll be a lot easier. Let's pull in that bit over there and make them larger. Now, actually, I want to do this all in caps. And, of course, make it a little bit heavier from the typeface side of things, so we get more of the wheel coming through. So I'm just going to go and find a once again, large typeface. That one works perfectly in there. Now, I need to then go in and change this so it'll go around the wheels. So I'm going to go along to effects. I'm going to scroll right the way to the bottom to curve, and this is where I can then curve them scroll down a bit more, and you can see how we can pull that around like so. Now, looking at that, I could go in and change my if I can find it my spacing over there and adjust my letter spacing so I can get those to go all the way around the outside. Or I can just go and put some more text in there. So I'm going to say wheels. With this really, really long word now, and I think that will just about do. We'll make it a little bit larger. And we've got a bit of a gap over here. So this time, I will select the text, go into my spacing, and just move it along like that. You can see if you use a more chunky text, it'll look a bit better. And unfortunately, I did all that one in lower case, so I'm going to have to just go back over there and retype it. Well, there's my text. Now, of course, it's overlapping again, so we will just go back to letter spacing and pull in there. I think that looks okay. I can just scale that down now and make two copies of that. So to scale this down, if I just click on it like that, I can't get to the little scaling options around the outside. But if I select the text and then choose my font size over here, I can scale down both the text and the little shape that it's in. Et's have one there. Hold down the alter the option key and drag that to make another copy. Like so. Go to your position and select your original design. Now, it's locked, so you might have to unlock it. Select your delete, and that leaves you with your roller skate design. 50. Add Some Animation: As you can see, I've changed my background color. I just clicked on the background and then picked a new color. I put a little word cafe in there. I've gone to this, I've put in some more text saying wild ride. That is this particular script that I've used, by the way, I've also went in over here to the spacing and I changed the space between the lines. To get them to get really close. I changed the letter spacing as well so that the individual characters looked like they were all joined up. Then lastly, on the text, I went to the effects and I used that neon effect in there you can choose how much you want to affect your text. Okay. Let's animate these. I'm going to select those items over there. In fact, I'm going to do them one at a time. Let's start with days. I'm going to go along to the animate. And then I'm just going to choose some of these effects in here. So I think I'll get days to come in from the left. Roller skate. I'm going to get that to pan in as well, but I wanted to come in maybe a different speed. Let's try different speeds here. Yeah, so that comes in after that one. We'll go to these ones, and you can choose whatever you like. Let's pop that one in and we'll pop that in as well. So when we play this now, the different items come in at different speeds and timings. But you can play with that. You've done enough of these animations to know how it all works. 51. Direct to Instagram: Let's create a copy of this page. I'm going to duplicate the page. On the second page, I'm going to select my skate. I'm going to scale it down over there, and I'm going to bring in some text. I'm going to go to add a text box. I've written some text which I've copied, so I'm going to paste that straight in. Now, this text is very, very far apart. The characters are far apart, so I'm going to go up to my letter spacing and just space it out a little bit better and we'll make that a little bit larger so this can be seen on a social media, reel. Let's pop that in over there. Now, I've also gone in here and I've added a match and move. So when we play this now, we'll have that coming in, and then we need to shorten that a bit actually, and then it just scroll zooms down to that. I'm going to just pull this in a little bit like so, and once again, let's try it out. I've lost my the other two. But you get the idea with that. Let's just undo that again. From the beginning. That appears. And that scrolls down zooms down to the bottom. So let's go and share this. I'm going to click on the Share button. And instead of actually going and downloading it, we can go directly across to Instagram. Click the Instagram button. And then it says, do you want to immediately post it or you can actually schedule a post as well. If you click on Immediately Post it and click Continue, it'll give you a QR code and you can then download the Canva mobile app and post directly to Instagram. If you want to try that out, have a bit of a go with that. Otherwise, if you want to just download it, do the usual, click the Download button and make sure it's an MP four video in there. 52. Gradients & Waves: Now that we've done the basics of this, let's go and add some sort of background to make it a little bit more interesting. And we're going to do that using different apps. So I'm going to start off by putting an interesting gradient on there because there are some gradients that we have, but there's actually a really nice gradient app that we can use as well. So let me go back to the beginning over here, and I'm going to go down to my apps, and the gradient that the app that I'm going to look at is called the gradient generator. If I type in gradient in there, we get a mesh gradient gradients and gradient generator. That's the one that I'm after. Here it is over here and this allows me to generate gradients based on a number of colors in here. I'm going to just pick some colors in there, which are similar to the colors that I've got, but maybe a bit darker. Maybe some darkish purple over there. Then this one here, I'm going to go with orange. I've got some orange there. We'll go with a darkish, darker orange. Let's have a bit of some blue over there, a bit of red and another bit of red. Well, let's make that a different color. Maybe some blue. Now, if I'm happy with that, all I have to do is then go down here and add to the design. Now you'll notice over here we've got a noise level and you can get some noise if you wanted to have grain on it and make it look a bit more interesting. There it is really simple. All I'll need to do is to pull that out into my background. I might even round off the cornice to make it look a little bit more interesting and then go to my position and move it behind everything else. Then we've got a quick interesting wild ride gradient. That's one type of gradient that we can do. There is another form of gradient and that is where we can put a gradient onto text. I'm just going to go over to add a new page. I'll do this on a blank page, this one is obviously it's a text gradient and it's called type gradient. Same again, find your apps. I'm going to do type gradient. I can't see type gradient there. Now, sometimes you need to do a one word, sometimes as two. Type there it is. Oops, I missed it. Type gradient over there. With this one, once you've kind of clicked Okay on it, you then generate your type in here. I'm going to use the W from wild, the R from Ride. I'll have W and R in there. I'm going to change the font as well. If I go down to the font here, let's change that to something else, something a little bit more wild. Over here, bad typeface. Looks really interesting. Let's see how that looks. Yeah, there we go. It almost looks like a sort of a bit of graffiti on there. I really like that. Now I can then go down to the colors here and I can change the colors. So I'm going to click on there. I'm going to go with a pink. And I think on this side, I like the purple that I've got there, but I'm gonna make it a little bit more wild. And this one over here, well, what should we do with that middle one? We'll make it more of a teal type of color. And then I just add that to the design as simple as that. And there we have it. Let's change the size on that a little bit. Two types of gradients, one for putting on to text, one as a background in there. Those are really nice apps as well. Some of the apps can be a little bit tacky, but those ones are really useful. Let's do one more interesting background. I'm going to go along to this middle one over here, the middle page. What I'd like to do is to go and do a new app. This app is called Can wave. It's all one word, and it's all about creating graphical waves which can look really cool. So here it is over there. I'm just going to click on it, and you can see it's started off with this simple little wave in here. Now, you can have them curved or more pointy. I'm going to go with curved. You can have a different number of layers of those little bits in there. I think three is quite nice to start off with. And you can either have solid or gradients or lines. I'm going to go with a gradient and I'm using purple in here, I might make a more of a bright purple over there and a bit of a pink in there too. Then all I do is add that to the design and it will generate that and make an interesting wave for me. Here's my wave. I'm going to rotate it round the other way, like so and I'm going to make it a lot bigger. But there, it's increased the size maybe GS little smaller than that, but something along that line. And I'm going to the position and I'm going to move it underneath everything else like that. Now, I want to animate this, so I wanted to actually move across the screen. And I'm going to split this page into two. So if I right click it, I can say split page, and that now becomes two pages. So if I go to this page, then what I can do is I can take this shape and move it to the other side so it goes purple. Now, because I've just moved it from one to the other from one place to the other, we should automatically get an animation in there if we've got that animation transition on. Let's have a little bit of a look at that. Look at that how it just move from one color to the other. Of course, I'm going to click on the transition and make it a lot slower. Now when we play this a lovely slow move from one to the other. This wasn't very slow, was it? I might have to try that again. Anyway, I will stop over there. So do you have a bit of a go with those apps there. Remember, we've got the gradient app. We've got the waves or can waves, called as in Canva waves. And then there's this one here, which is your type or gradient in type. And they're called the type gradient, the gradient generator, and C wave. They're already called. Have a go. 53. R10 Easy Reflections: I'm going to go along to Instagram and do a square. And this time, I'm going to use some elements in here. Now, I'm looking for a perfume bottle, and the one that I want is a photo, and I'm looking for something with a number of bottles like this one here. I'll just bring that in there. Remember this is the pro version. If you don't have that, you can find plenty of perfume bottles in the free one. But at the moment, this looks like it's floating in this white space. So I'm going to go once again back to my elements, and I want to get rid of the perfume bottles, go down to shapes, and I just want to bring in a rectangle. Over here, I'm going to put it from one side through to the other. Instead of it being gray, I'm going to have a gradient, so I'm going to go down to the bottom to the gradient and that puts on this rather nice ittle gradient that I've got there. I'll use the rotate option to rotate it round 90 degrees. I've got the dark area at the top, the light area at the bottom. I'm happy with the way that looks, but it's, of course, above the bottle, and you know how this works, position, layers, drag it underneath. And that looks more like it's actually on one of those photographic infinity curve backgrounds. So that's coming in rather nicely. Now, that's all very well, but if this was on a shiny surface, it would need a reflection underneath it. And this is where the apps come in because there is an app that does well, shiny surfaces, it does reflections, and I've already used it, so mine should be down here somewhere. But there and there it is, it's called Easy reflection. Otherwise, you can just type in easy reflection to find it. And it's so simple. All you do is you make sure that the object you want to select is well, object that you want to reflect is selected. Click on create the reflection. There it is. You can go top, bottom left or right. And I'm just going to say add to design. Now it's a little bit on the small side, so I'm going to scale it up so it kind of looks like it should be there. Get the same size as the other one. I think that's almost there. There we go. And I will go to the opacity or transparency and reduce the transparency because I find their reflections are a bit too harsh. We just want something really subtle like that. And then I'm going to bring in a bit of text on the top, but you don't have to watch me do that because you know how to do that already. Try that out. Have a bit of a go with that easy reflection, and it's an app. 54. Skew App: I popped in my text, and I'm going to make another page. I want to use the same background, so the easiest thing for me to do is to just duplicate that page, go to my second page and delete the things that I don't want those two there, and I'm going to leave the label the logo, sorry, up the top. Now I'm going to find a different bottle. So back to my elements again, and I'll go once again back to perfume bottles. And I'm looking for a bottle which stands on its own. So something with well, that looks similar to the ones I've had there already. You can find anything you like, but we are going to cut it out, so try not to have too busy a background just make life difficult for yourself. I'm going to try this one over here. And what I want to do is to cut it out, so I'll click on BG remover. It's left the flowers in there. I really don't want those flowers. So remember, we can always go along when we're cutting things out, and I'm just going to go over here to the the iron weight. I'm going to go to edit to the BG remover, and I'm going to use the arrays to erase out those bits that I don't want. Let me make a brush a lot bigger over here. O it's very easy to by mistake, just leave tiny things in there, so be careful when you are doing this. I think that's probably just about it. Right. I'll close that down. Let's have a look. Yep, that's it. Brilliant. I'm going to make it a little bit larger because I want it big in here. Now, what I'm thinking is that, first of all, I will need a reflection from this, and secondly, I will need a shadow, as well, just to sort of place it on the surface. So let me do the shadow first. I know it seems to be the wrong way around. What I'm going to do is I'm going to make a copy of this bottle. And to do that, I will go to position layers so that you can see the layer there. I'm going to copy it by clicking on the duplicate button. I've got two of them almost on top of each other. Now let's go to this top one. Click Edit, and I want to make it just black. I know it seems a bit strange at the moment, but I'm going to do that by going to Duotone. Custom and the highlights and the shadows are both going to be black on there. That just makes that shape absolutely black like that. I can just move it over there and you can see it. The next thing, though, is this is going to be a shadow, so I want to make it softer. So out of dua tone, I'm going to go to blur down the bottom. And we're going to blur that, so I will use rather than these brush size and intensities, I'll use the whole image over here. I'm just going to go to the whole image and blur the whole image, like so. Let's go back again over to here. Now, this is my shadow, so it actually needs to go underneath that shape, and it will shortly. But I want to make it look like it's on the ground, so I want to skew it, and this is where the app comes in. Because if you go along to your apps, once again, I've used this already, so it's in my set of tools down here, there is a skew app. And if I can find it, there we go. It's called a skew image. So just search for the word skew. And this will then allow me to skew it, and you can see I can skew things around in here to any angle that I want. I'm kind of looking for an angle like that. You can then rotate into whatever sort of plane you want it to be in. I think I'm going to go with something like that. Over there. I'll add it to the design. Now you can see that we've also got this one. This is what it used. But of course, if I go to my position, it's there, still, there's the new one. I could just delete that one. So let's right click over here and choose a delete from there. Now I'm going to scale this up to a sensible size, rotate it into the right position. I'm kind of thinking that that will go somewhere like that. Maybe along a little bit over there. I'm going to take that underneath the other one. It looks like it's floating, so let's place it over there, and then change the opacity on this so we just get this very subtle shadow, just like so in the background. Whenever you're doing shadows and reflections, you shouldn't do them to the point where people go, Wow, what an amazing looking shadow. They just shouldn't see them. They should just say, Oh, it actually really looks like the image was in that position. You can always go back to this and adjust it if you want to change the size, rotate it around, change the opacity. Lastly over here, let's go and get this, and we're going to use the same one that we did before, which is the reflect. I just need to find my reflection in here's when you get more and more of these apps, it's difficult to find the one that you're looking for. There are only a handful of apps which are really very good. I think I've shown you a lot of them at the moment. But if you find some really interesting ones, just use them, put them in the side. Easy reflect. That's what I want. Great reflection, add to designs. It's exactly the same as we did before. We'll make it a bit bigger over there and reduce the opacity on that. As well. That gives us reflection and it also gives us the shape at the back. If you thought that that shadow over there was a little bit too dark or gray, what you could do is you could change the color of it to match some of the colors in the bottle so it looks almost like the light is coming through the bottle. Now, we can't do a pure one in there at the moment. But what I could do is I can go along to the edit and go down to Duaton and this is where I can give it a bit of color, so I could just say color it up like that. Maybe I use the orange one in there. You can use your own colors over there and a little bit less intensity on that. So it's not so gray. It's got more of that pinky, orangy hue to it. Try that out, have a bit of a go with a shadow. 55. Font Frame: The last of these apps we're going to do is to put in a picture inside the text. So what I want to do is exactly as I did before, right click on the last one. I'm going to duplicate the page, go to the last page, and I don't want a lot of these items. So I certainly don't want that shadow. I don't want the reflection for now, and I don't want the text. All I want to do is to keep this up here. And what we're going to do is we're going to go and find an app called font frame. Now, you might find it down here. I can see it over there, or obviously if you haven't opened it before, you go to your apps, and in Discover, you go down and you'll find it somewhere in here or better still just type it straight in. But once you've used an app, you can click on your apps, and these are all the apps that I've used before. Now, if you don't want one of these apps in here, you can just go along to them and click on the three little dots. And then you can go down and you can choose remove from your apps in there. That'll just get rid of it. The one I'm after is actually this one called Font frame. So let's go and put in the word that we want in here. I'm going to put in Zola. In fact, I'm going to do it all in caps, like the other one was. Then I need to go and find a typeface, which is similar to the one that I had before. I'm going to try this IBM one. No, that's a little bit too square. I want something a little bit softer in here. Now, as always, I can spend hours in here just looking at the various fonts. So I'm going to be fairly quick. And that looks reasonably close. I'm going to go to the frame border, and I'm going to choose white, and I'm then going to change the border weight down to something quite delicate and thin. Says choose a file to include in that. I don't have a file, but I've got this one. If I click on that, I can then say use selected Image. When I click on it, what happens is it places it in there. Now I can click and move that around wherever I want it to go. But I'm actually going to zoom in on that image. Let's zoom in a bit. Now, where's it going? It seems to have disappeared. I think it's looking at this transparent area here. I I just click and drag, there it is. I want it to be a bit larger, so I'm going to keep going with my zooming in and let's move all right. Almost bigger still. That looks really good. I'm just going to add it to the design. Then of course, I don't need this one anymore. I can get rid of it, click on that and scale the whole thing up. Let's do the other side as well, make it a reasonable size. Then because this is an image, I can actually reflect it as well, so I can go to Easy reflect and I'm going to create a reflection, add the design, and let's just scale it up. I think that's about right. Maybe it's a little bit too large. And then, of course, I'm going to take the transparency and reduce that down like so. That's it. We've got three different pages with our product. And we've used lots of apps for that. So all you have to do is go to share, download it, or upload directly to Instagram. Have fun with some of those apps. Remember, there's some really awful ones, but there's some very useful ones, too. 56. Magic Media: Let's go and have a look at something else. It's not quite an app, but I'm going to keep going down. We've got something called Magic Media, similar to the dream lab. And in here, I can put in and create whatever I want. I'm going to have another page in here, but I'm going to create the perfume bottle from words. I'm choosing photo in here in the styles, and I'm also going to make sure it's in a square. So I've copied this. I'm going to paste it straight in so you don't have to see me watch typing all of that out. It says a perfume bottle with crystal clear glass and a pale orange liquid inside. That's what I've typed in. I click on Generate Image, and then you just sit and wait while it does it. Those are not bad at all. It's quite an interesting one. If I click on there, that looks fairly realistic. And I suppose I could then use the background remover to get rid of the background. Or I can actually carry on and try and do it again. That's done quite a nice job. Let me get rid of that over here. So I could actually go and change this and say liquid inside on a white background. I'm going to change the orange to blue. Once again, we generate again and see what we get. Once again, not bad going at all. This one's rather nice. It actually looks very, very good in there. But do check it out just in case things don't make sense in the picture. I have had some strange ones happening, but these all look pretty good. Now, that's in images. There's also graphics in here, and once again, I'll just use the same thing. And we could say, Well, let's make that as a doodle and generate the graphic from that. Oh, some of them are quite cool. Really interesting. It's little sort of logos on the side. And then over to videos as well. And once again, I'm going to just paste the same thing in. Click on Generate Video and see what happens. Well, that took about 2 minutes. Obviously, I've cut this down so you didn't have to watch the whole thing. But let's see what it does. Maybe I'll just drag that into here and play it. It's quite cool really with the little light coming on in the middle. Look at that. Let's just play it again. That's lovely. So this time, it's worked really well, as I said, not always, but experiment with that and see what you can create. 57. Data Upload Card - Intro: Sometimes you might want to speed up your workflow. For example, you might have to do badges for an event or business cards, something where you have the same file which is repeated with different data on it. And Canva gives you this great way of bringing in data from a spreadsheet or you can type it straight in and making different variations on a card or a theme from that data with photos. 58. Create Business Card & Add Headings to Columns: I'm going to create a design, and I'm going to use a business card up here. And for this business card, I'm going to just choose a template. I've got all sorts of templates in here. I'm going to just pick this one up here. And what I'd like to do is apply both pages so I get both of them page one and page two in here. So one side and the other side of the business card. I'm going to change the text on here to my business. I'll call this boss Construction. We just pull that out a little bit over there, and I'm gonna make it a bit smaller, as well, I think. You can just do whatever you want with these the look of it. Then I'm going to go to the second page. So what we're going to be doing here is we're going to be taking these bits of information and applying our own information to it so we can do multiple cards very quickly. So especially if you've got to do 200 employee business cards for 200 employees, or maybe it's something like name tags for an event, and you've got to do all sorts of different ones. So what I'm about to do is I'm going to go along to the apps down here and I'm going to scroll down until I get to more from Canva. In MeF Canva, there'll be a bulk Create. I'll click on Bulk Create, and this will open up another little window in a moment. And then I can enter data manually or I can upload data. We're going to enter the data manually. I'm going to click on that and this opens up a table, spreadsheet. I'm just going to clear the table because we don't want that one there. This is where we create the fields that we want to use. So the first one over here is going to be the person's name, and then I'm going to add another field. So I'm going to say add text, and this is going to be their position in the company. I'm going to add another one over here for their phone number, another one for the email. And one last one, which is going to be an image so we can change the image in there as well. If you'd like to get that far, then we can start to populate this with information. 59. Add the Images: As you can see, I've gone and filled out some of these little cells, and I've just put in made up some names, some positions, phone numbers, and emails. I haven't done anything with the image at the moment. Because when it comes to putting in the image, you have to click on the little plus and then choose your image. Now, I don't have the images that I want to use in here, so where do I find them? Well, what I'm going to do is, and I won't lose this information is I'm just going to click on Done over here. I'm going to go to my uploads, and this is where those images are. So what I need to do is to just go and upload some images. I'm going to say upload files, and I've got some images over here, portraits. These are the ones that I want to upload. So I'm just going to click Upload. I'll upload them into here and then I can go back again when I'm ready to go and choose the images. I've got my images here. I'm going to go to once again, Bulk Create. You can see it appears down here now. Then I want to get back into it. So how do I do that? Well, if I just go from bulk create just back again and then say enter data manually, it'll take me into where I was. When I go to my images now, I can then just choose from those new images. She's going to go in there. Let's see. That's another she so she'll go in there. We'll have him in there. Um, that one there. And I think I've made a bit of a mistake with these, but I will sort them out. Um, I think I've got two in the right place. She's in the wrong place there. So let me just go and change her to him. And that one. Anyway, you get the general idea of how this is working. It would help if you actually named your pictures properly. I've just used ones from a picture library, and I will sort them in a moment. I think I've got two of him. So finally, I think that's right. Anyway, once you've uploaded your pictures, come in, put the pictures in, get your information in there, click on Done. Then what we're going to do is with this open, we're going to then link this information to those, but get that far and then we'll fix this together. 60. Connect Data: Let's link these to those. I'm going to start with the name first of all, so I'm going to right click on the name and I'm going to say connect data. Then here it says, Which data do you want to connect? Well, I want to connect the name. You can see it's picked up over there. I'm going to do the same with position so the marketing manager, connect data and that's going to be position. This one here is the phone number, connect data, phone number, and lastly, the email. Over here and let's connect the data to that the email. Then over here, we've got the website. Those are not going to be connected because they'll be the same for all of the staff. But I'm going to go to the picture. Once again, right click on the picture, connect data and connect that to the image field. Now that I've done that, I'm going to click Continue. And over here, it shows me all the fields that are going to be using with the names, sorry, all the names that are going to be used. And I'm going to generate five designs. Click on Generate, and it's done. So here's our first one over there. Second one there, third one, fourth one, and fifth one. Now, they're not quite in the right position on these pictures because I didn't crop them down first. I just used whatever picture I had. So I'm going to double click on the picture and then just move it down over there. Let me move to this one here. Double click on the picture and move that to the right position, or I can scale it up because she looks a bit small in there, so let's just scale it up and get that right. This is a lot faster than doing them individually. Double click on him. And we will pop them in there. I think we've got just a few more to do. Then finally onto this one here, he does need to be scaled up quite a lot. That's it. They're all done and ready for printing. 61. Use Chat GPT to Populate Fields: I'm going to do an Instagram post, so I'm going to click the Instagram post button. I'm going to use a template. Now, I quite like this template over here. If I click on that, there's nothing much to it. There's a bit of text in here, another bit of text at the top and a little video over here as well. I want to update this live in the moment over a number of different posts. So we'll keep the same or everything else the same except for this live in the moment. Now, live in the moment is actually grouped with the name above it. I'm going to ungroup those two, and I'm just going to move this up a bit, give myself some more space over here, maybe pull this out a little bit like that. Over there. So we've got more space for the quotes to come in. Now that I've got that, I'm actually going to go to Chat GPT. And in Chat GPT, I've got the setup because otherwise, it takes me ages to type things. And I've put in create a table one column wide with ten rows. Each cell will have an inspirational quote not more than ten words in length. So when I click the G button, hat GBT hopefully will create me a single row column. There we go. Okay, so ten rows, that's not really ten rows in there. There we are. There's the rest of them coming in. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to take these ones here and I'm going to copy them. So let's just copy that. I'm using Command C on the Mac or Control C on the PC to copy that. Let's go back to Canva. And in Canva, I'm going to go over here to the left hand side to my apps as we did before. I'm going to go down here. I'm going to say bulk Create, and I'm going to upload, sorry, I'm going to enter the data manually. Now, we don't want what they give you, so I'm going to clear the table, click on that first cell and paste. By the way, when you click in these, make sure you click right into them. It's very just click on one, it doesn't actually go in. I'm just going to paste, so that's Command V or Control V to paste in. Each one of those has been pasted into a separate cell. Let's say done. Now, I'm going to choose live in the moment, right click it, go and connect the data, and it's going to be that empty one because I didn't have a title to it. That's fine. Let's click Continue, and those are the ones that we're going to be using we'll generate ten designs from that there we have our ten designs. I'll just zoom out a little bit so you can see them all, each with a different quote over there. So that's ten days worth of posting done in just a few seconds. Of course, you can go to each one of them if you don't like it. Move things around. I'm just going to move the text down a little bit on that one. This one down. Maybe I put that box too high, but it's easy enough to just fix those very, very fast. Then, of course, you can then share up the top I could download those or we can use any of the other options in here, and don't forget this the CAL option in here allowing you to share other ways at the same time. Have a go with it. I'll save you so much time. 62. Create a Website - Intro: This is the last section and the last project, and we're going to make a website. Now, this website is going to be one of the long scrollable websites, but it's going to comprise of multiple pages. Now, I'm going to use a template to start off with and then adjust it. You could make yours from scratch if you wished. And I'm going to do certain things in the things that we've done already as well as a few new features. But what I'm going to suggest is that you could use this to try out all the different things that you've created already in Canva to just refresh yourself on them and put them all into the website. You might not want to use this website commercially if you've put in every single effect that you've got in there, but it's a great way to just refresh yourself on all of the items that you've done. Of course, if you want to make it for yourself and you do want to make it with a really cool style, that's absolutely fine as well. But anyway, let's get on with this final project. 63. Use a Web Template: To create a website, I'm going to go to the website button over here, and what it does is it gives me a web page size. And then in my templates, I'm going to find a template that would be appropriate for the type of website. So the website that I want to do is for a business which creates infographics. So I just went in. I've had a look before. I showed you this, so I knew which one to go for rather than you just watching me look through tons of them. I did a search for illustration. I found some interesting illustration looking websites. But for yours, you can create whatever you want. If you want to do a portfolio for images or art or anything like that, type in the word portfolio. If it's a collection of something, once again, just type in the appropriate word up the top there to search. I really like this one over here, so I'm going to click on it, and that then shows me 17 pages that I can use for the website. Now to use these pages, you can either just click on them, add them straight in like that and go, that's my first page there, and I can then add a second page, go back to the design and click in my second page in there, or you can just say, apply all 17 pages and you'll see it then adds in all the pages from that website there. If you don't like any of them, you can just go along and on the side, there's a little delete page button. You can just delete the pages that you really don't want in there. That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to delete some of these pages. Over here, so we don't want that one. Now, I'd like to see more of this site. I'm just going to do that. This is a scrollable site, so people will scroll up and down, and we'll have some buttons so they can jump two different pages in this scrolled area. We're also going to change some of the pictures and the information that's in here. So if you'd like to get yourself an interesting web page up there, don't put in too many pages. You'll be here forever and working on it. So, for example, this page here, I'm just going to delete that one. And yeah, we don't want all of these ones in there. I think that page, I'll get rid of that one as well. So maybe just eight or ten pages, it's entirely up to you. Have a go with that and then we'll start to adjust the text and the pictures. 64. Make It Yours: I'm going to go and change some of these graphics in here. They're rather nice, but they're not quite what I want. I also want to change the data on there. I don't want the data to be in there, and I want to get rid of the little logo at the top because that's not the name of the studio that I'm working on here. So I'm going to start off by removing that picture, and then I'll go along. You've done this so many times before. I'm going to go to my elements, and I'm going to search for graphic designer, I'm looking really at these graphics over here and finding something interesting that might work. This looks like quite a nice image and it works with the colors as well. It's got vectors in there. That seems like something I might want to use or you can choose from any of these little ones in there. There's another interesting one. Over there, I'm going to try this one, I think. Once again, it's all about vector shapes in there. You can do whatever you want, really. If you want to change the background color, don't forget. Click on the background, and you can choose any color that you like for that. Now that does look a little bit dull with just being white. It's a bit too clinical, so I'm going to undo that. Going down to my second page over here, I've got a report from the CEO. Now, I really don't want this text in here, so I'm going to delete it, and I'm going to go down. I have got some text into a Word document over here, and maybe this is written by somebody else in the company, maybe it is written by the CEO, or in my case, I got chat GBT to write it. But I'm going to just select this bit of text, copy it and paste it straight in over there. Moving on, once again, we get to this area here. By the way, I've still got these studio Agatha. I'm going to change them shortly as well. But I'll then go on to this one here, do some changes. I won't get you to watch the whole thing onto this one once again. I've got some text for that, so I'll delete the text that's in here and just add in the bits of text very quickly from here. There's my bit of text. Copy that, paste it straight in. And I'll update this one as well. Work your way through all of these pages just updating the text, updating the pictures. If you have a map like this, they are almost always editable and you can go in and change anything in the map. Exactly the same with any graph. So when you come across a graph like that, you can go into the graph, double click it. I'll take you into the chart area, charter or graph. If you want to change from one type of graph to a different type of graph, do that. Then you can also go to the data, click on the Data button and update all the information in there. Once again, I will be doing that on mine whilst you're not watching. We have got these white backgrounds. I'm going to get rid of the white background and see if it works better on there. Anyway, if you'd like to update your website, find some different pictures to go in there, make it yours, and then we will have a look at these buttons and how they work as well. 65. Add Links: I've updated all my pages. Now I've got different pictures on there. I've changed the text, updated everything that I can think of in here. But the one thing are the buttons. So this discover more button over here. When they click on it, I would like it to just jump to this little page over here so they see right from the beginning, A, we need to scroll. And this little button over here, I'm just going to put right up very close to Annual Report. In there, this is kind of a call to action button. So to get this to actually work, all I've got to do is to right, click it, go to Link, and then in here, I can choose which page I want to link to. So I'm going to link to that second page in and I'll just click Done. Buttons are really that easy to do. So if I want to go down here, I've got some more buttons in here. You can make your own buttons, by the way. You can just take a little shape or a graphic or anything like that. Right click it and choose Link in there. So I've got a few more in here. I'm going to go to this one over here, so I'm going to right click that. I'm going to ungroup it to start off with so I can actually just go to the button itself. Right click that one, link it, and that's being linked to I think it was this page over here. Same again with this one. I'm going to ungroup that button, right click Link. That gets linked to the Team, which is down here. And last one over here, we will just unlink that. Sorry, ungroup that. Right click Link, and that one gets linked to the map. I believe that one there. Now, as I said, you can do anything that you like. Over here, we could actually go into this percentage, right click on that and link that to something else. I'll link that once again to another area here about finance. Over there. Or we can go to a picture over there, click on the picture, click it, shall I say. Now, why won't allow me to link? Well, I need to make sure I ungroup it first. Click on the picture, right, click, Link that, and that's going to be linked because she's the CEO to the CEO at the top. 66. Publish Your Website Live: Now that we've done that, let's see what the website looks like. I'm going to go up to preview, click on preview, and we can then scroll down. You'll see the little animations happening as well as I'm moving down, all the headings move in there. These ones here, they don't seem to do anything at the moment. Sometimes when you go too slowly, you miss the animation over there. Let's just go up a little bit here. So I'm happy with that. But what will look like on a phone? Well, if we go over here, we can see that on a mobile. And once again, I can just scroll up and down to see how it's going to look on a phone. Let's close that one down. So do have a look at that. Use the preview button, check it out, see how it looks. Then we can go and publish it. So once you feel happy with it, you click the publish website button next to that over here. Over there, it says, Resize on a mobile, and we could also include a navigation menu if we wanted to, as well. Now we need to give this a URL link, and it's going to be my dot canva dot sit over there. You can use a custom domain and you can buy the domain within Canva itself. I'm going to choose a URL for this and I'm going to say my studio Vector. Over there and publish settings, if I click on that, I can just do a little bit of description on the website. Put in the main keywords that I want for that. I won't bore you without at the moment, but I could do that very quickly. Let's go back again and I'll say publish website in there, and then we just have to sit and wait while it updates and publishes, the website is now live. Let me copy the URL in there. I'm going to go to browser Press return, and there it is looking pretty good. As I move over discover more, you'll see that the little finger comes up so I can click. It takes me down to this page here. I can move down to any of these buttons. Click on the button to jump to a specific page, click on a picture to jump to a page, but it's all one below the other. And when you go through these, you'll find that the first time the little animation appears when you go from one page to the next. There you have it a really quick and easy website done in Canva. And as I said, if you want to get your own custom domain, you can do that. It's some wins of 20 to $30 a year, I believe, for that. And then it won't even say Canva on the URL link. Have fun with that, create something wild and wonderful for yourself. 67. Well Done & Thank You: Congratulations on getting to the end of the course. I'm sure you're creating awesome work, and I hope you enjoyed doing the course as much as I enjoyed creating it for you. Don't forget to show your projects, and also please leave a review. It really helps us out. And lastly, look out for the other courses that we do in graphics, stills and video.