> However, if you’re anything like us, even a simple straight line drawn with a mouse or a trackpad can end up looking like a path trod by a tipsy squirrel. Don’t even get us started on circles and rectangles.<p>But who needs to draw shapes with their mouse in Canva? Years ago, Miro had a feature that converted your flailing attempts at drawing a star with a mouse into a geometrically precise star (or circle, or triangle, or whatever). I thought it was super cool, but then I never, ever needed to use it. I never need to do line drawing with my mouse: if I'm making diagrams, I just use pre-made shapes, which are faster. If I am making icons, I use a whole different process centered around Boolean operations and nudging points and the Pen tool—and I am probably using a dedicated program, like Illustrator, to do it. And if I am actually illustrating something (rarer these days than in times past) I have a tablet I will pull out. I am sure the tech here is cool, but what's the use case?