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You can now add popular music to your Canva designs.

Canva has partnered with labels like Warner Music Group and Merlin to introduce a new library of songs to the platform.

Available to Pro and Education customers, tracks from artists like Michael Buble and Vance Joy are now available for personal use in videos, social media posts, presentations, and more — making editing TikTok videos directly on Canva a smidge easier.

Canva’s new popular music library displayed against a purple background.
Dear teachers — please use this opportunity to include cringey TikTok music trends in your upcoming presentations.
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