Canva’s new design model doesn’t generate images. It writes code to edit them.
Canva Brush is designed to interpret designer intent and make precise edits while preserving existing design elements. The model reads design content and structure, generates code to execute changes, and verifies results. This addresses a key challenge in AI design: editing existing work is more complex than generating new work because models must understand what to change and what to preserve. The tool is available to Canva Pro users.
Key points
- Brush is an editing model, not an image generator
- It writes code to execute design changes with verification
- Addresses complexity of preserving design intent during edits
- Available to Canva Pro users
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