What is the key difference between 'scheduling' content through Canva versus directly sharing?

The key difference between 'scheduling' content through Canva versus directly sharing is that scheduling allows you to plan and automate the publishing of your content at a future date and time, whereas directly sharing publishes the content immediately. Scheduling is ideal for maintaining a consistent posting schedule and reaching your audience at optimal times, even when you are not actively online. Direct sharing is best suited for time-sensitive content or when you need to publish something immediately. When scheduling through Canva or integrated tools, the platform automatically posts the content to your selected social media channels at the designated time. When directly sharing, the content is published instantly, requiring you to be present at the time of posting. For example, if you want to promote a flash sale that starts tomorrow morning, you would schedule the social media posts to go live at the exact start time. If you want to share a breaking news announcement, you would likely share it directly to ensure it reaches your audience immediately.