In general, you do not need to do it except when you use Canva content for editorial purposes, such as featuring one of Canva's stock photos alongside a website or a blog to which you need to attribute the creator.
📌 In this case, you need to include the credits to the photo either in the caption of the photo or in the website or blog post itself. How? Check out an example in my video.
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