Designing the future: Canva named winner in Fast Company’s 2025 Innovation by Design Awards

Canva is incredibly proud to share that Fast Company has recognized Canva in its 2025 Innovation by Design Awards. We’ve been named a winner in the Large Business category, and a finalist in both the Artificial Intelligence Design and Design Company of the Year categories.

These honors are a celebration of our community, our team, and the power of visual communication to move the world forward.

Being recognized by Fast Company alongside some of the world’s most forward-thinking brands is a reminder of not only how far we’ve come, but how much possibility still lies ahead.

Designing the future: Canva named winner in Fast Company’s 2025 Innovation by Design Awards

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