Keep designing in Canva
Use Canva for layout and artwork, then move only the finished file into PosterCutter.
Canva workflow
Canva Poster Splitter for Teachers and Sellers
Design in Canva, then use PosterCutter for the print workflow. Export the finished design as PNG, JPG, or PDF and divide it into a consistent grid of printable classroom pages.
Why it helps
A focused workflow for the finished resource.
Skip manual crop duplication
Generate every tile from one grid instead of copying and cropping the design page by page.
Preview the assembled result
See the complete design and its page boundaries before exporting.
Prepare customer-ready files
Create tiled PDFs for classroom printing or inclusion in a seller product package.
How it works
From source file to useful output.
- 01
Finish the Canva design
Confirm the final aspect ratio, text placement, and image quality.
- 02
Download the file
Export from Canva as PNG, JPG, or PDF.
- 03
Upload to PosterCutter
Choose a grid and paper size for the individual printed sheets.
- 04
Export the tiled poster
Download the pages and test-print the assembled layout.
For teachers
Classroom use cases
- Canva classroom decor
- School event posters
- Student celebration displays
- Large instructional graphics
For sellers
Product use cases
- Canva-designed TpT resources
- Printable Etsy products
- Poster-size product variations
- Tiled customer downloads
FAQ
Common questions
Does PosterCutter connect directly to Canva?
No direct connection is required. Download the finished Canva design and upload the exported file.
Which Canva export format should I use?
PNG is useful for image-based designs, while PDF can be useful for print-focused files. PosterCutter also accepts JPG.
Will the design quality change?
Standard Split preserves the source artwork without upscaling. Start with a high-quality Canva export, or use Upscale for black-and-white line art.
Can I sell the resulting file?
You may use the export commercially when you have the required rights and licenses for every design element.
Split your Canva export
Bring your finished design into a print-focused grid and export classroom-ready pages.
Upload a Canva design