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We currently don't make any copyright claim over the images you create with Text to Image. Between you and Canva, you own the images you create with Text to Image which are subject to you following our Terms. However, this doesn't mean you are the copyright owner of the images nor have exclusive rights to them.

Canva's logo templates are customizable and can be used by anyone. This means that your rights to the logo are non-exclusive and you can't register it as a trademark.

The good news is Canva has a variety of free logo templates - from Instagram logos to games and recreation, and a lot more. Just have a look through our designs and see what fits for your business. Logo templates are royalty-free and won't cost you anything to use.

Creating logos you can register as a trademark In creating a unique logo in Canva from scratch, you can use basic lines and shapes from our Free library. You can also use all of our fonts. However, you can't use stock content (e.g. photos and graphics) as we only give you a non-exclusive license to this.

Selling designs made on Canva What users cannot do under any circumstances, is sell Content on a standalone basis. This means you can't put an illustration or image from Canva's Content library on a T-shirt and sell it as-is. The designs printed on the merchandise you sell must be your own work.

MS Word is a good choice if you're looking for a simple solution to creating letterhead for your practice. You don't have to pick a template or know how to customize an existing image. In MS Word, you just need to drop in your logo and pick a font, and you can have a neat letterhead ready to go in less than 30 minutes.

Selling designs made on Canva Generally speaking, Canva's CLA allows both Free and Pro users to sell their designs on printed merchandise, like posters, mugs and even tote bags. Users can also design and sell certain digital products, like e-books and magazines, or create designs for clients.

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