Canvora MCP
Enables AI agents to generate on-brand visuals from ideas, URLs, documents, or PDFs in over 100 formats and 150+ languages, with consistent brand kits.
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Canvora – visuals for AI agents
Turn any idea, URL, doc, or PDF into on-brand visuals: 100+ formats (posts, carousels, decks, ads, documents), generated natively in 150+ languages. Brand kits keep colors, fonts, logo, and tone consistent per client.
This repo is the agent-facing toolkit for Canvora:
- Remote MCP server — for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. Nothing to install.
canvoraCLI — for OpenClaw, Hermes, cron jobs, CI, and anything that runs shell commands. Zero dependencies.- OpenClaw skill — in
skills/canvora/.
The Canvora service itself is hosted; this repo contains client tooling and docs only.
Option 1 — MCP (Claude, ChatGPT, any MCP client)
One remote server, OAuth sign-in, 16 tools your agent discovers on connect:
| Server URL | https://api.canvora.ai/mcp (streamable HTTP) |
| Claude | Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → OAuth Client ID claude_mcp |
| ChatGPT | Settings → Apps → Developer mode → Create app → OAuth Client ID chatgpt_mcp |
| Registry | ai.canvora/canvora on the official MCP Registry |
Step-by-step: canvora.ai/help/integrations/mcp-setup
Option 2 — CLI (OpenClaw, Hermes, shell-native agents)
npm install -g @canvora/cli
# or install the agent skill (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode and 60+ agents):
npx skills add canvora/canvora-mcp
export CANVORA_API_KEY=vd_... # create at canvora.ai → Integrations → API Keys
# one atomic command: generates, polls, exits with the output URLs
canvora generate \
--idea "5 tips for remote work" \
--format linkedin_carousel --slides linkedin_carousel=5 \
--wait --json
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
canvora generate |
Create visuals from an --idea (short concept, Canvora develops it), --input (your full content text), --url, or --file-url (PDF). --wait polls to completion and prints output URLs. |
canvora localize <id> --language es |
Same design, new language: translates an existing generation's visuals, layout untouched |
canvora variations <id> [--count n] |
Fresh takes on an existing generation's visuals |
canvora edit <outputId> --prompt "..." |
Natural-language edit of one visual (previews the change; --yes auto-confirms) |
canvora status <id> |
Check a generation and list its output URLs |
canvora download <id> --dir out/ |
Save all output files locally |
canvora formats |
All 100+ format IDs with dimensions |
canvora brands |
Your brand kits (pass one via --brand <uuid>) |
canvora credits |
Credit balance (10 credits per visual, 15 per carousel/deck slide) |
Every command takes --json for machine-readable stdout; progress and errors go to stderr, so piping stays clean. Exit codes: 0 success, 1 failure, 2 usage error.
Generate flags
--idea "concept" short concept - Canvora develops it into content
--input "text" your full content text, used as the source material
--url <url> extract content from a webpage
--file-url <pdf-url> extract content from a PDF
--format <id>[,<id>...] output formats (see: canvora formats)
--slides <format>=<n> slide count for carousel/deck formats (1-10, default 5); match it to the item count your idea promises
--brand <uuid> apply a brand kit
--style <name> modern | minimal | bold | elegant | playful | corporate | creative | dark
--resolution 2K|4K 4K on paid plans
--language <code-or-name> visual text language ("es", "Spanish"); default: matches your input's language
--exact use --input text verbatim, no rewording (quotes, taglines)
--workspace <uuid> bill a team workspace pool instead of your personal credits
--wait poll until done (--timeout 600, --poll 5 seconds)
--json machine-readable output
Option 3 — Raw REST
curl -X POST https://api.canvora.ai/api/generations \
-H "X-API-Key: vd_YOUR_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"inputType": "text",
"inputContent": "5 tips for remote work",
"outputFormats": ["linkedin_carousel"],
"carouselCounts": {"linkedin_carousel": 5}
}'
Full API guide: canvora.ai/help/integrations/api-keys
Built to be called by software
- Predictable costs — flat credit pricing (10/visual, 15/slide);
canvora creditsbefore big jobs; failed generations auto-refund. - Human in the loop — everything your agent creates also lands in your Canvora dashboard, ready for review, editing, and export before it goes anywhere.
- Scoped, revocable keys — hashed at rest, per-key usage tracking, one-click revoke.
- Outputs on a CDN — stable URLs your agent can post, embed, or hand to a scheduler.
- Works on every plan — API and MCP access included on Free (free credits, no card).
Links
- canvora.ai/for-agents — the agent overview
- MCP setup guide · API guide
- Pricing
MIT licensed (CLI and docs in this repo).
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