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You don't want to pay for Canva? Me neither. "Canva Premium Remover" hides all premium elements (buttons, illustrations, features, ...) from canva.com ✨ This will greatly improve your experience as a free Canva user! In the options (click extension icon), you can find : - ON/OFF toggle - Toggle hidding mode (dim the opacity or hide completely) ______ ⚠️ NOTA BENE: This does not "unlock" or "hack" canva premium features. If you want premium features... you need to pay them :) ⚠️ IF EXTENSION DOES NOT WORK: try refreshing the canva.com tab ;) 👉 More extension by NiMiSoftware: https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/micaux.nicolas Many users come to Canva frustrated and searching for things like “how to hide Canva premium elements,” “remove Canva Pro items from search,” “Canva free-only filter,” or even “why does Canva show so many premium results.” Some look for ways to “hide crown icons in Canva,” “stop seeing Pro templates on canva” or just “remove the Canva premium clutter” because “canva Pro items take up so much space.” Others search for solutions like “sort Canva by free items only,” “hide paid elements on canva”, “make Canva show only free graphics,” or ask “why can’t I filter out Canva Pro?” This extension is designed specifically to help with exactly those pain points. Debug Data: I collect very minimal ANONYMOUS debug data using sentry to check that the extension works as expected on all browsers. You can deactivate this using a checkbox in the extension settings/popup.
Apr 13, 2026
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