With its wide range of tools including brushes, pen (for creating vectors shapes), layer styles, you can design almost anything with Photoshop. On the other hand, if you are looking to improve your design skills, then, in my opinion, Photoshop gives a lot of room to improve your creative skills. Using Photoshop for simple purposes can be an overkill. So, if you are not a designer and only want to make some designs that look better than your MS Paint drawings, Canva can be a better choice. It can take hours or even days to get familiar with the interface alone, and months or years to master it. Whereas Photoshop comes with a steep learning curve. In short, almost anyone can start using Canva in minutes. Moreover, there are several options to customize the interface even further. There is a complete set of tools on the left, an array of buttons and controls at the top, and more panels on the right side. In contrast, if you look at Photoshop’s interface, you will find that it is a lot more complex. Moreover, the interface is quite straightforward. There are tons of templates available within the interface, that you can load and start customizing instantly. The main reason for this ease of use is the templates itself. That means even if you have no experience in graphic designing, you should be able to come up with decent-looking designs, be it for your blog, social media posts, visiting cards, or anything. In my review of Canva, I had mentioned that it’s a tool aimed at non-designers.