Canva launches its first image generation model for all users

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Design platform Canva has rolled out its first image generation model to its entire user base. The company says the model delivers stronger performance, greater customization options, and lower operating costs. The release marks Canva's entry into in-house AI image creation. Further details on pricing and rollout timing were not specified in the report.

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