Canva Features and Tools Assessment

This video tutorial provides 10 easy Canva tips and tricks for photo editing. It covers adjusting image elements, animating photos, using the Magic Eraser, blurring backgrounds, uploading and arranging photos, removing backgrounds, adjusting colors, inserting photos into letters and numbers, using mockups, and the Magic Edit feature. The tutorial is designed to help users enhance their photo editing skills using Canva's tools and features.

What feature in Canva allows you to adjust specific elements of a photo, such as the foreground or background?

• Adjust Tab

• Autofocus

• Magic Eraser

• Photo Zoom

Which animation feature in Canva allows an image to zoom in closer to a specific point?

• Photo Rise

• Magic Edit

• Photo Zoom

• Photo Flow

What is the primary benefit of using the Magic Eraser tool in Canva?

• To animate photos

• To remove unwanted elements

• To blur the background

• To adjust color saturation

What is the recommended method for blurring only the background of an image in Canva?

• Using the Magic Eraser

• Using the Autofocus feature

• Using the Photo Zoom

• Using the Blur button

How can you upload multiple images at once in Canva?

• By using the Upload Files option

• By selecting the Blur button

• By clicking on the Elements tab

• By using the Magic Edit feature

What feature allows you to change the primary colors detected in a photograph?

• Autofocus

• Adjust Tab

• Mockups

• Magic Eraser

How can you insert a photo into a letter or number in Canva?

• By using the Blur button

• By using the Magic Edit feature

• By using the Photo Zoom

• By using Number Frames

What is the purpose of the mockups feature in Canva?

• To animate photos

• To adjust color saturation

• To blur the background

• To visualize images on different objects

What is the Magic Edit feature used for in Canva?

• To add or replace objects in photos

• To animate photos

• To blur the background

• To remove unwanted elements

What should you do if you are not satisfied with the initial results of the Magic Edit feature?

• Use the Magic Eraser

• Click Generate New Results

• Use the Blur button

• Adjust the Autofocus