The disruption affected one of Canva’s core features, making it difficult for users to continue editing projects that require media uploads.

The company acknowledged the issue on its official status page, stating that users may encounter errors when uploading media to Canva designs.

“Users may experience errors uploading media to their Canva design,” Canva said in a service update.

The incident was first reported at 19:10 AEST (14:40 IST) on July 2, with the company confirming shortly afterwards that the issue had been identified.

Meanwhile, outage-monitoring platform Downdetector recorded a spike in user reports, indicating that the disruption affected users across multiple regions.

Canva has not disclosed the cause of the disruption or provided an estimated timeline for full service restoration.

As of the latest update, image upload issues were still affecting some users.

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Reports of the outage began emerging around 9:15 a.m. IST, with users encountering “500 Internal Server Error” messages on both Canva’s website and mobile application. The disruption primarily affected mobile users, although website access and login issues were also reported.

Several users said they were unable to open existing projects or create new designs, causing disruptions for businesses, marketers and content creators that rely on the platform for daily operations.

Canva acknowledged the issue through its official status page and confirmed that engineering teams were investigating the cause. In a later update, the company said it had identified the problem and was implementing corrective measures to restore services.

The company also reassured users through social media that engineers were working to resolve the disruption as quickly as possible.

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