On the upside, there are many image source options such as Adobe Stock, Creative Cloud, Lightroom, Dropbox, and Google Drive. Instead, you’d have to choose the Find Free Photos option, add your image-type and then search for it. For instance, if you have to add a new picture, there’s no handy button on the left/right panel to do the job right away. Though Adobe Spark lets you choose from a horde of stock photos from Pixabay, and Unsplash, the process is not as easy as Canva. Connect the different accounts and get going. You can even use your Facebook and Instagram photos to create visually stunning images. Whether it’s a GIF that you want to embed or a photo from Pixabay, all you have to do is click on the More button and pick your choice. The good thing about Canva is that it has pretty good image sourcing plugins within its web app. That’s when image sourcing sites come in great use. And even if you did, it would be quite the task to find an image that matches to the task at hand. If you are not a photographer yourself, it’s a slightly tricky task to source royalty free images. Note: This comparison will focus only on the creation of images.
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