Canva alternative
Canva builds carousels. igli moves them. If your slides are already made and you only need a LinkedIn-ready PDF — or the reverse — you don't need a design suite. You need 30 seconds.
Canva is a browser-based design tool. You build carousels from templates, then export them. It does a lot — which is the point, and also the catch. If your slides are already finished and you just need them in the right format for the other platform, it's more tool than the job asks for.
For a deeper head-to-head, read Canva vs igli.
| Feature | igli | Canva |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free plan; Pro ~$120/yr |
| Signup required | No | Yes |
| Instagram carousel → LinkedIn PDF | Built for it | Manual resize + export |
| LinkedIn PDF → Instagram images | Yes | Not really |
| Time to convert | ~30 seconds | Resize and re-export by hand |
| What it's for | One job: IG ↔ LinkedIn | A whole design suite |
It depends on the job. To design slides from scratch, Canva's free plan is fine. To turn a finished Instagram carousel into a LinkedIn-ready PDF, igli is free, needs no signup, and takes about 30 seconds.
No, and on purpose. Canva is a design suite. igli does one thing: it converts carousels between Instagram and LinkedIn. Plenty of people use both — design in Canva, convert with igli.
No. igli is free and needs no account. Drop in your slides and download the result.
