Canva Content MCP Server
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A TypeScript implementation of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for generating viral content with Canva. It allows for bulk content creation and social media scheduling.
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What is Canva Content MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built with TypeScript that integrates with Canva to automate the creation of viral content. It leverages data from spreadsheets to generate designs based on predefined templates.
How to use Canva Content MCP Server?
To use this server, first install the dependencies using npm install
. Then, you can run the development server with npm run dev
, build the project with npm run build
, and start the server with npm start
. The server provides tools to parse spreadsheet data, create Canva templates, and generate content in bulk.
Key features of Canva Content MCP Server
Parse spreadsheet data (Excel/CSV)
Create Canva templates
Generate bulk content
Export designs
Use cases of Canva Content MCP Server
Automated social media content creation
Generating marketing materials at scale
Personalized content for different audiences
Rapid prototyping of design variations
FAQ from Canva Content MCP Server
What file types are supported for parsing?
What file types are supported for parsing?
The server supports parsing data from Excel and CSV files.
Can I customize the Canva templates?
Can I customize the Canva templates?
Yes, you can create and customize Canva templates to fit your specific design needs.
How does the server ensure data integrity?
How does the server ensure data integrity?
The server uses Zod for runtime type validation and TypeScript for static type checking, ensuring data integrity and type safety.
Is there a way to schedule posts directly from the server?
Is there a way to schedule posts directly from the server?
Yes, the server includes functionality to schedule social media posts.
What kind of data can I use to generate content?
What kind of data can I use to generate content?
You can use any data that can be represented in a spreadsheet, such as text, numbers, and links.