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CanvaAffinity vs Canva for nonprofits
Choose Affinity if…
Charities with a designer who wants professional tools without an Adobe subscription
Not ideal for: Staff who want quick templates for social posts (Canva is easier)
Choose Canva if…
Small teams and volunteers with no designer who need social posts, flyers and reports
Not ideal for: Professional print production that needs advanced typesetting or colour-managed workflows
| Affinity | Canva | |
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| Our rating | ●●●●○ | ●●●●● |
| Price | Free | Free plan · paid from US$144/year (Pro, per person) |
| Nonprofit offer | None found | Free access to all Canva Pro features plus team tools for one team of up to 50 users at eligible registered nonprofits, with extra seats at 50% off Canva Enterprise pricing; available in 175+ countries. |
| Type | Free tool | Specialist |
| Suits | Volunteer-run, Small, Medium | Volunteer-run, Small, Medium, Large |
| Available in | 🌍 Anywhere | 🌍 Anywhere |
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Our ratings: Affinity: Professional design software now free, a strong Adobe alternative. Canva: The obvious default for nonprofit design, with free Pro for eligible teams.
General information, not professional advice. Prices and nonprofit offers change and our research is AI-assisted, so confirm with the vendor before you buy. Names and logos belong to their owners. Full disclaimer
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