Can I code Canva?

COPYDon't rebuild Canva's template marketplace or licensed stock library — build a minimal canvas editor for your own assets instead, using an existing 2D canvas library (Fabric.js or Konva.js handle object selection, dragging, and layering for you): 1. A fixed-size artboard (a few common social-post dimensions to start) with a layer list showing what's stacked on it. 2. Add, move, resize, and rotate text boxes and uploaded images directly on the canvas, with a handful of built-in fonts, colors, and basic alignment guides. 3. Export the finished artboard to PNG using the canvas library's built-in export, no server-side rendering needed. Bring your own images — no stock library, no templates to start from. That covers compositing your own assets into social posts, a genuine weekend project. Out of scope: the licensed template and stock-photo library (years of licensing deals, not code), real-time multiplayer editing on the same canvas (the same rendering-engine problem as Figma, not a lighter version of it), and brand-kit enforcement across a team.