AI Art Generator | Canva vs Riverside
Side-by-side comparison · Updated September 2026
| Description | Canva’s AI art tools help turn an idea into visual concepts in different styles. Describe the subject, mood and medium, then refine the generated result before using it in a design. | Riverside combines local participant recording, separate audio and video tracks, transcript editing, exports and podcast publishing. |
| Category | Generative Art | Podcasting |
| Rating | No reviews | No reviews |
| Pricing | Freemium | Freemium |
| Starting Price | N/A | Free |
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| Tags | AI image generatortext to imageAI art generatorreference image generationimage styles | PodcastingRemote RecordingMultitrack EditingTranscript Editing |
| Features | ||
| Generate new images from text prompts | ||
| Use a reference photo when generating an image | ||
| Choose art styles and aspect ratios | ||
| Refine prompts and regenerate image variations | ||
| Open generated images in Canva’s editor | ||
| Generate graphics, icons, stickers and illustrations from text | ||
| Use Magic Edit, Magic Eraser and Magic Expand in the same Canva workflow | ||
| Local participant recording with cloud upload | ||
| Separate audio and video tracks for up to 10 participants | ||
| Transcript and timeline editing | ||
| WAV HD and MP3 audio export | ||
| Podcast hosting, show notes and Magic Clips | ||
| Separate-track download allowances by plan | ||
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