Canva Basics Part 2 ➝ Copy & Paste Page Style to Save Hours

A quick Canva trick that keeps every slide consistent ➝ and saves hours when designing carousels, presentations, or any multi-page project.

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What This Feature Does

Copy Page Style ➝ Paste Page Style lets you take the styling from one page and apply it to others instantly—fonts, colors, spacing, and layout rhythm carry over for a consistent system.

You’ll copy

  • Fonts and text sizes
  • Colors and background fills
  • Spacing relationships and layout feel
  • Overall visual system across pages
Where it shines
  • Carousels and multi-slide posts
  • Presentation decks
  • Multi-page PDFs and guides
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How to Use It (Step-by-Step)

The fast, repeatable workflow.

Do this

  1. Open your multi-page design in Canva.
  2. Right-click the styled page ➝ choose Copy Page Style.
  3. Right-click the + icon (or target page) ➝ choose Paste Page Style.
  4. Scan for text overflows or reflows and adjust.
Optional polish
  • Lock your base grid before copying.
  • Apply brand fonts + colors first, then copy style.
  • Use this styled page as your base for every new slide.
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Why It Matters

Consistency, speed, and professional polish—without rebuilding layouts slide by slide.

Immediate wins

  • Consistency ➝ every slide matches your visual system
  • Speed ➝ set once ➝ reuse across pages
  • Polish ➝ no off-grid spacing or mismatched sizes

Reality check

If your carousel slides ever feel “off,” this one feature usually fixes it in seconds.

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Pro Tips

Small setup, big payoff.

Before you copy

  • Lock your grid/base containers.
  • Set brand fonts and colors first.
  • Use tidy spacing on the master slide.

As you paste

  • Check headings for line wraps.
  • Nudge icons/images to align with the grid.
  • Run a quick visual sweep for consistency.
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