After the AI Image: 5 Steps to Finish Your Generation in Canva

Every visual prompt on WorkPrompt includes a clean-space instruction — like 'keep the lower third clean for overlay text'. Don't delete that line: it exists so you can add real text in Canva.

Run the prompt 2–3 times, keep the best composition, download at maximum resolution.

Print posters: A4/A3 (add bleed at export). Instagram posts: 1080×1080. Stories and flyers: 1080×1920 portrait. Set the size first, then place the image — no stretching later.

Drag your AI image in as the background. If the clean zone isn't where you need it, crop and reposition until it sits under your text area.

If the generation has wonky small text, cover it with a color block matching the background, then layer Canva text on top.

Lazy font pairing that always works: bold serif or heavy sans for headlines, light sans for body, never more than two typefaces per design.

Logo, brand colors, contact info. Canva's Brand Kit stores your palette and fonts so every future design applies them in one click — that's how an account starts looking consistent.

Don't forget a QR code — Canva generates them natively; link to your booking page or menu.

Print: PDF Print option with bleed and crop marks — the print shop won't bounce it back.

Social ads: PNG at highest quality; switch to JPG 90% if the file is too heavy.

One hero visual can be resized in a click (Canva Resize) into the poster, story and cover versions all at once.