Workflow/connection with canva.com

Please, anyone has a workflow/connection with canva.com?

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Hi @Hugokml

You can use the HTTP request node to connect to Canva’s API

Thanks @ria … Yes… My question wasn’t very well :slight_smile:

Please, you or anyone know that’s API endpoint/documentation? Has an example of using these endpoints?

Alas can’t help there (but looks like you’ll have to publish a public app as private apps are only allowed for enterprise, unless you have that already).

But in case your usecase is “fill in variables into a template and output graphic banners”, then can recommend bannerbear - have used it myself and we do have an integration for it. No affiliation with them (though Jon their founder is a real nice guy).

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Hey man! Trying to build something with Canva too! Already did something?

I was looking for this too - Zapier and Make have pre-built connections, N8N doesn’t and sadly Canva API is for public apps (you have to go through a publication process) or Enterprise customers only, for anyone else looking!

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Ahah Simon, I see you everywhere! :stuck_out_tongue: … Same on my side! I’ve looked into it too, and the process is a nightmare! Just as complicated as the LinkedIn API T.T I gave up!

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you have to try with placid.app. Better for api than canva

You can also use Google Slides API to automate most images task using variables

This can be achieved now - Autofill - Autofill - Canva Connect APIs Documentation

Hey everyone I was also trying to figure this out.

What I did is:

  1. Make design in Canva
  2. Work with cursor to replicate in HTML
  3. Then work with code and cursor to change the HTML design dynamically

I used the https://cloudconvert.com/ api to convert it from HTML to JPG.

Not the easiest flow but works great once it’s done.

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Can you share this somewhere to take a look? It’d be much appreciated!

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