Canvora turns text, PDFs and links into on-brand visuals in 100+ formats and 150+ languages. Free plan; paid plans from $19/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Canvora is a browser-based AI tool that turns existing content into finished visuals. Users paste a draft, a blog URL, a PDF, an offer or text written by an AI assistant, and Canvora returns carousels, posts, stories, ad creative, infographics, presentations and documents.
Its main positioning is on-brand output in many languages. Visuals are built from a saved brand kit and generated natively in 150+ languages, so a second language does not mean redesigning the layout. The site supports more than 100 output formats.
The workflow starts with a source. Canvora reads the pasted text, URL or uploaded document, extracts the key points and writes headlines. It then builds the layout using the selected brand kit, which holds a logo, colors and fonts that are set up once.
After generation, users review the result. A change request can be typed in plain language, such as a warmer tone or a larger headline, and the visual regenerates. A Visual Editor on paid plans allows manual changes to text, colors, images and layout. Finished work exports as PNG, JPEG or WebP, with ZIP bundles available.
Brand kits and style presets keep visuals consistent. A style preset can be built from uploaded examples or imported from an Instagram profile. Pro allows five kits and presets, and Business removes the limit, which matters for people managing many clients.
Native multilingual generation is the feature the site emphasizes most, including right-to-left scripts. Batch processing creates several formats at once. Team workspaces add Owner, Admin, Editor and Reviewer roles, per-member credit allowances and usage tracking.
Canvora can also be used from Claude through an MCP connector, from ChatGPT, or through a REST API.
Canvora is an AI tool that turns text, PDFs, links and AI chat output into on-brand visuals such as carousels, posts, stories, ad creative and presentations. It supports 100+ formats and 150+ languages. It is aimed at social media managers, agencies and marketing teams.
Canvora has a free plan and three paid plans: Starter at $19 per month, Pro at $49 per month and Business at $99 per month. Plans include 1,000, 3,000 and 7,000 credits per month respectively. One-time Campaign Packs start at $10 for 450 credits.
Yes. The free plan includes credits on signup, roughly 15 visuals, with no credit card required. Free output is watermarked at 2K resolution and does not include the Visual Editor.
A single visual costs 10 credits, each carousel or presentation slide costs 15 credits, and AI edits cost 3 credits. On paid plans credits refresh monthly and unused credits roll over for one month. Campaign Pack credits are valid for 60 days and are used before plan credits.
According to Canvora, visuals are generated natively in the target language, with direction, alignment and punctuation handled, including right-to-left scripts. The site lists 150+ languages.
Canvora connects to Claude through an MCP connector and works with ChatGPT. It also offers a REST API, and OpenClaw and Hermes are named as supported agent environments.
It suits freelance social media managers, micro-agencies, in-house marketing teams, founders, creators, e-commerce sellers and coaches. It is most useful for people who already write content and need visuals in several languages or for several brands.
Yes. You can type a change request and the visual regenerates, or use the Visual Editor to adjust text, colors, images and layout. The Visual Editor is available on paid plans.