How to Record Yourself (and your screen) in Canva 🔴

In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll guide you through Canva's awesome features for recording yourself, your screen, or both at the same time! Whether you're creating engaging video content, recording tutorials, or adding a personal touch to your presentations, this video covers it all. Stay tuned until the end for a special hack on recording your voice only in Canva!

I'll show you how to navigate the interface, adjust your video settings, and apply fun filters and effects to make your recordings pop. Learn how to position your video bubble, trim your clips, and use different frames to give your videos a unique look. You'll also see how to seamlessly integrate your recordings into your projects, edit clips, and manage multiple video elements. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be set to create dynamic, polished videos using Canva!

Tell me in the comments if this tutorial was helpful and if you already knew about these recording features! And if you’d like to try the video background remover (Canva Pro feature), scroll down and use our free trial affiliate link below! 👇

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✅ VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:28 An important clarification before we start
00:56 Accessing the Recording Studio in Canva
04:41 Recording Yourself (Talking Head) in Canva
15:03 Recording your Screen in Canva
18:43 Recording your Voice Only (Ronny’s awesome Hack)

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[cybermaventech]

Thank you so much for I had no idea it was relatively easy to create talking head videos in Canva!

[journeyforyourhealth]

I absolutely positively love this, period!😊 thank you so much

[celeastar]

I still have difficulty in following as my screen does not look the same. In the US - changed from the app to the browser and still cannot find the thnumbnail view, duration I have, no thumbnail to even get to scissors. I love your channel, as I have learned so much. Truly appreciate all you do. You are my go to as an authority as both of you (Diana, too) do the best showings of how to utilize all that Canva offers You two are an inspiration beyond words. Many Blessings. Thank you for doing these.

[thecreativelady]

You read my mind with this video! Thanks!

[askaslam]

As an Indian I appeal to Canva to integrate recording feature for indian customers. Dont deprive us a brilliant feature of canva. Looking forward to hear from you soon.

[HillcrestDiction]

One can also send it to the back to have just the voice. Thanks for the tutorial.❤

[MUNENE]

This video is full of value. Thank you so much, sir. I always enjoy your videos

[tuulistewart]

This was cool!! I have asked about those before - now I have it!

[iriskarakas]

Very helpful Ronny, I have been trying to find a way to fill the whole screen with my talking head for a long, long time!! Also the tipp about making the head transparent to hear only the voice is really helpful for me! So thank you.

[naturallydope]

This is actually a great video for easily doing voiceovers.

[Monas]

hi, and thanks for this video. i appreciate it. would you please create another video on how to create a video presentation with slides in canva for video lessons? I don't want to show my face bc it's not important at all, i want to create a 15 min video lesson with multiple written slides that shows statistics and all the main discussion points as I'm talking through the slides in my video lesson. i want to know if Canva can create my slides if I input my written script for this lesson into canva, and I also want to know how can i synchronize my talking pace with every slide. i want to make sure the slides don't move ahead of my speech. this would be a great tutorial not just for me but for any business owner or digital creator who wants to create online programs. thank you so much!

[dianneason]

Awesome video, Ronny! And duh! Make yourself transparent. Why didn't I think of that? 🤦‍♀️😉

[AnRAY]

Another great video, Ronny. Thank You!

[MichaelKisyanto]

Tq so much bro, this is new for me how to record in Canva, before i always use Camtasia.
Now i can create presentation and course in Canva.
But the problem i heard the audio your record is not good, it is bad create course with audio like that.

[AleaseMichelle]

This was a great tutorials. Learned a lot. And the audio only hack was good one. Thanks.

[melissaw]

Great video! It would also be great if you could have a live view of your camera in the bubble while doing a live virtual presentation. Thanks for sharing!

[grantchatter]

Seems like a lot of us are getting the "Your microphone is being used by another application" when trying to set up the recording. I'm in Windows 11. Gave the in-computer mic every permission I could, drivers updated, still have the problem. No solution found on canva or google. Only one reddit thread that shared the same problem, and no real solution there. Ideas? Really good video - made me a new sub. Thanks!

[BEATRIZMAG]

Hello! Watching your video and already gave like 102 🧚‍♀️✨🪄Thank you so much for sharing this content.

[LEre-de-LArc-en-Ciel]

THANK YOU !!! I don't have to download Loom and Other stuff 😁😇💎

[AndyG]

I was just messing around with this yesterday. However, I had a hard time with a couple things:
1. The record screen option, doesn't record any audio, other than what the mic was picking up. Is there an option to get both the audio from my voice and the audio that's on the screen?
2. There was some limitations on the editing of what was on the screen. I wasn't able to, for instance, blur what was on the screen. I know other programs have these features, but I dont want to open yet another account with another program.