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Find Canva projects, recent designs, folders, and assets faster. Lightweight recall assistant for Canva. Find any Canva™ design in seconds, no more endless scrolling. Fetch for Canva™ is an independent, lightweight recall assistant that lives in your browser toolbar. Every time you visit a Canva™ page, Fetch remembers it. When you need to get back to something, just open the popup, search or scroll, and jump straight there. What it does - Captures every Canva™ design, folder, template, and brand kit you visit - Lets you search your history instantly by title or type - Star your most-used designs as favourites for one-click access - Switches to an existing Canva™ tab if one is already open so no duplicate tabs - Works entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to configure an analytics endpoint in Settings. Free plan - 10 recent items in history - 5 saved favourites - Full search across all captured history Unlimited plan - Unlimited recall history (up to 500 items) - Unlimited favourites - Advanced search and filters - Priority support Upgrade to Unlimited from the extension popup or Settings page. DISCLAIMER: Fetch for Canva™ is an independent browser extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected with Canva™ or Canva™ Pty Ltd. The Canva™ name and trademark are the property of Canva™ Pty Ltd.
May 20, 2026
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