In this quick Canva tutorial, I’m showing you a really simple way to upload your artwork, remove the background, and then try out new backgrounds behind it. It’s one of those little digital tricks that can save you loads of time—especially if you’re trying to work out what colour looks best around your painting, or you want to present your work neatly for online posts. I use this process for experimenting with colour choices, mocking up ideas before I commit to them, and creating clean-looking images for things like social media, digital products, greeting cards, or print listings. If you’ve ever taken a photo or scan of your artwork and thought, “I love it, but the background is a mess,” this is the fix. You’ll see how I use Canva to separate the artwork from what’s behind it, then swap in fresh backgrounds so you can see your piece in a whole new way—without needing complicated software.