Keep your Canva designs. Get a real API.
Turn any Canva design into an image generation API — paste a share link, get a parameterized template, and render variants from REST, SDKs or no-code tools. Designers stay in Canva, engineers ship endpoints.
In Canva: Share → “Public View Link” → copy the link.
Import docsOne link, one click
Paste a Canva share URL — the AI importer extracts layers and builds a parameterized template.
Already parameterized
Text, images and colors become dynamic parameters automatically on import.
Render via anything
REST, Node, Python, Ruby, PHP — or n8n, Make, Zapier and Google Sheets without code.
Designers keep Canva
Design stays in the tool your team already loves. Re-import to sync updates anytime.
Your Canva design. Now it’s an endpoint.
Once imported, every dynamic layer is a key in your API call. Pass new text, images and colors per request — the design itself never leaves Canva's look.
npm install orshotimport { Orshot } from 'orshot';
const orshot = new Orshot(process.env.ORSHOT_API_KEY);
const { url } = await orshot.renderFromStudioTemplate({
templateId: 1234, // your imported Canva design
modifications: {
headline: 'Crystal Drop Earrings',
price: '$209',
product_image: 'https://example.com/product.jpg',
},
response: { type: 'url', format: 'png' },
});Paste a link. Get a template.
Drop a Canva public share URL into the import dialog. Orshot pulls the design, extracts the layers, and turns it into a parameterized template you can render from anywhere.
- Works with any Canva design — free or paid
- Text, images and colors become API parameters automatically
- Multi-page Canva designs become multi-page Orshot templates
- Re-import to sync design updates from Canva

Every layer is a modification.
Select any imported layer, flip the Parameterize toggle and give it an ID. Your API call can now override its content and style — with copy-paste usage examples generated per layer, right in the editor.
- Override text, images and colors per request
- Dot notation for styles — headline.color, headline.fontFamily
- Use .prompt suffix for AI-generated content at render time
- Render the same design as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF

Ship designs through your existing stack.
Every imported design gets a quick-connect sheet — copy a ready-made Make scenario, n8n workflow or the raw API request. Use it for automated image generation or plug into your content automation pipeline.
- Importable Make scenario and n8n workflow per template
- No-code: Zapier, Make, n8n, Airtable, Google Sheets
- Auto-publish to 15+ social platforms in one call
- Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT via the Orshot MCP server

One Canva import. The whole team ships from it.
An API for designs you didn't make
Marketing's Canva designs become endpoints you can call — no rebuilding them in HTML/CSS, no asking for exports, no Puppeteer.
Design in Canva, ship everywhere
Keep your Canva workflow. Imports preserve your layout and type — and every variant renders exactly as you designed it.
Canva designs in every workflow
The imported design works in n8n, Make and Zapier like any Orshot template — feed it data, render variants, publish automatically.
Stop hand-exporting variants
That Canva ad you duplicate and edit 30 times per campaign? Import it once and render all 30 variants from a spreadsheet.
Everything after the import, built in.
AI content, brand assets, every output format, publishing — your imported Canva designs get the full Orshot pipeline.
AI Design Agent
Can't find the right Canva? Describe it and let the agent build one.
Brand assets shared
Your brand logos, colors and fonts drop into every imported Canva template.
Code-first integration
SDKs, CLI, webhooks and dynamic URLs — integrate however your team ships.
Every output format
PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF or MP4 — the same imported design renders them all.
Auto-publish
Post renders to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and 10+ others in the same call.
Batch variants
Render N versions of the design from one JSON array or spreadsheet.
Keep designing in Canva. Stop hand-exporting.
Import your first Canva design in seconds. Render from the API, forever — 30 free credits to try it.