Canva social media post design tutorial - How to add a picture into a frame in Canva
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When we talk about design for social media, we are often talking about solving problems.
Today, we have a challenge that frequently cropped up when using Canva.
This is how we can get our image positioned really nicely in a Canva frame without losing any crucial details within our Canva design.
So, I used a splatter or blob type frame for my example, and I've got a photo headshot within that.
We then need to choose an appropriate image depending on the ratio and orientation of the frame. If the frame is a 4x3 ratio, then a closely cropped portrait image will likely result in essential details being masked by the frame, spoiling the overall look and feel of your hard-earned design.
So let's look at how we can use frames in Canva and get the most from them. We have created a social media graphic to welcome a new team member as our example.
Here are the steps involved:
1. Create a new social media post design in Canva (Instagram)
2. Find a suitable background image via the Canva image library and apply a duotone effect.
3. Discover Canva photo and image frames and select the correct frame shape for your design.
4. Learn how to put a picture in a frame in Canva, and in this case, how to frame photos in canva.
5. Resize and move the Canva image frame, then add our title to finish.
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