Layerre
The API for automating designs. Bulk-generate Canva content at scale.
Developer Tools·Design Tools·Productivity·Marketing
What is Layerre?
Layerre is an API-first platform with a streamlined UI for automating design creation using your existing Canva templates. Import any Canva design into Layerre, transform it into a reusable template, connect your data, and instantly generate hundreds or thousands of on-brand visuals at scale.
Use Layerre’s API to build fully automated design workflows into your own applications, or use the built-in dashboard to preview templates, manage variables, and run bulk generation jobs without writing code. Layerre automatically fills in text, images, colors, and other dynamic fields from your data sources, helping teams create consistent marketing assets faster.
Common use cases include generating social media posts, ad creatives, product catalogs, personalized graphics, reports, certificates, and campaign materials. Whether you are a developer building a design automation workflow or a marketing team producing content at scale, Layerre removes the manual work of editing Canva designs one by one.
What makes Layerre stand out is the combination of Canva’s flexible design system with powerful automation capabilities. It allows businesses to keep their existing brand designs while unlocking programmatic, scalable content generation through an easy-to-use interface and developer-friendly API.
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