Canva just released Canva Code 2.0, an updated platform that lets you build and edit websites, applications, and interactive experiences using simple prompts. The company is taking a big step into website creation by letting users type what they want and watch it appear on the screen. It builds on previous updates to its generation tools and makes the whole process feel much closer to basic graphic design.
Users can build and edit interactive websites with basic prompts
You can start a new project by typing a description, or you can pick from more than 50 fresh templates. If you have already started building a page somewhere else, Canva allows you to import your HTML directly into its system. This makes it easy to move existing projects over to the new workspace and continue tweaking them.
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The system places a heavy focus on teamwork and lets multiple people jump in and edit a project at the exact same time. It also ties directly into the main Canva editor, meaning you can pull up your saved brand colors and logos without opening another tab.
You can drag and drop images straight from its built-in library, change fonts, or click any text block to type something new. If you need a hand, you can select specific parts of the page and ask the artificial intelligence to change the layout or rewrite the words for you.
When a project is ready to go live, you have the option to link a custom domain or publish everything on a free Canva web address. The final websites are fully interactive and automatically resize to fit mobile screens.
This update marks a noticeable shift in how Canva operates, moving it from a standard image editor into a serious web publishing tool for small businesses and creators. As AI development pushes forward, visual website builders like this will likely become the standard way people create online spaces.
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