Limits of Magic Resize in Preserving Text Formatting Across Aspect Ratios

Users rely on Canva’s Magic Resize to quickly generate multiple design variants for different platforms while maintaining brand consistency. The documented feature duplicates a design into preset dimensions such as Instagram Post, Facebook Cover, or Print 8.5×11 inches, but it does not explicitly state whether original text formatting—including font size, weight, alignment—and precise positioning are preserved when the target canvas has a different aspect ratio.

In practice, designers often observe that text shifts or changes style after resizing, especially when moving from a square to a horizontal or vertical layout, which can undermine visual hierarchy and require manual correction.

• Does Magic Resize guarantee identical font size, weight, and alignment after the resize operation?
• Does the feature automatically adjust text placement to fit the new canvas without altering the original layout intent?
• Are there any hidden settings or workflows that enforce strict formatting preservation across all aspect ratios?