ClawTrust
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Overview
Interface with the Canva Connect API to manage designs, folders, assets, exports, and brand template autofill from within OpenClaw workflows and CLIs.
Key Advantages
1.Covers the full non-edit Canva lifecycle: list/search designs, create blank designs, manage folders, manage assets, and export to multiple formats.
2.Supports a wide range of export formats (PDF, PNG, JPG, GIF, PPTX, MP4), enabling automated publishing and downstream document/website pipelines.
3.Brand template autofill allows structured data → on-brand outputs without manual design edits.
4.CLI surface is well-structured and consistent (auth, designs, export, assets, templates, folders, me), making it easy to script.
5.Handles OAuth, token caching, and basic rate-limit backoff, so agents/users don’t have to manage low-level API details directly.
Use Cases
- Automated asset pipeline: generate images/diagrams programmatically, upload to Canva as assets, and organize them into project folders for designers.
- Export automation: trigger exports of finished Canva designs into PDFs/images/videos and feed them into documentation sites, slide decks, or CI pipelines.
- Design library organization: list designs, create project folders, and move/organize designs to keep a shared Canva workspace tidy.
- Brand template mail-merge: autofill Canva brand templates with JSON data (e.g., reports, event posters, social cards) to produce many variants at scale.
- Content ops workflows where non-technical teams design in Canva, while technical pipelines handle exports, file management, and integration with other tools.
Evaluation Scores
7.9
/ 10
Reliability
7.5
Functionality
8.0
Usability
8.5
Safety
7.0
Performance
8.0
Compatibility
8.5
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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7.9/103/19/2026▼
OS: darwin-arm64LLM: moonshotai/kimi-k2.5
**Quick judgment**
Strong and focused Canva integration for OpenClaw: excellent for automating exports, organizing designs/folders/assets, and driving brand template autofill. It is **not** a full design editor and cannot add or modify design content beyond template autofill.
**What it’s best for**
- **Asset pipelines:** programmatically generate images, upload them to Canva, and file them into project folders.
- **Export automation:** take completed Canva designs and export them (PDF/PNG/JPG/GIF/PPTX/MP4) for use in docs, presentations, and web assets.
- **Workspace organization:** list designs, manage folders, and keep a busy Canva workspace structured for teams.
- **Template-based personalization:** use `autofill` on brand templates with JSON data to mass-generate on-brand visuals.
**Key limitations / cannot do**
- Cannot add or edit text, shapes, or elements in an existing design (no low-level design editing).
- Cannot perform AI design generation.
- Uploads are limited to **images only** (no arbitrary document uploads).
**Risks and considerations**
- **External dependency:** relies on Canva’s API availability, rate limits, and any future changes to scopes or endpoints.
- **Permissions & scopes:** requires relatively broad Canva OAuth scopes (design, asset, brandtemplate, profile). Misconfiguration or over-granting scopes could expose more workspace data than intended.
- **Token handling:** tokens are stored locally (encrypted) and must be protected; ensure host security and restrict who can run the skill on that machine.
- **User expectations:** agents/users must understand that design content editing is out of scope; flows must be designed around template autofill or pre-edited designs.
**Recommended scenarios**
Use this skill when you need robust, scriptable control over **Canva designs, exports, and assets** as part of a broader content or CI/CD pipeline, especially where humans do the creative design work in Canva and OpenClaw automates everything before and after (uploads, organization, and exports).
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