Lopez argues Genially is more interactive and versatile than Canva
Alberto Lopez · Genially Breaks $3.6m ARR, About to Raise $10m, Competing with Canva · Oct 15, 2020 · at 11:12
Alberto Lopez, co-founder of Genially, differentiates Genially from Canva, explaining how Genially focuses on interactive online content rather than downloadable static media.
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“It's similar to Canva, but I would say that generally it's more it's more like more interactive because Canva is more focused on, on, on designers. A canvas thought for, to create online and to download your creation you know, like for a communication piece to be downloaded and to be printed. But generally, it's more focused to be consumed, the content, for the content to be consumed online. We are more more interactive in this sense, and we are also more versatile. Because with Canva you can create presentations and dossiers, for example, but with Genially you can create a very wide range of pieces of communication, different pieces of communication.”
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