Claude integrates Canva to power AI-first workflows

Model Context Protocol links Claude to Canva and other creative tools.
Claude users can now design with Canva just by typing what they need.

Claude AI has introduced integration with Canva, enabling users to generate and manage design content using simple text prompts. The new feature allows paid users to create presentations, edit visuals, and explore templates directly within Claude’s chat interface.

Alongside Canva, Claude now supports additional connectors like Notion, Stripe, and desktop apps like Figma and Prisma, expanding its ability to fetch and process data contextually. These integrations are powered by the open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Canva’s head of ecosystem highlighted that users can now generate, summarise, and publish designs in one continuous workflow within Claude. The move represents another step toward AI-first productivity, removing the need for manual app-switching during the creative process.

Claude is the first AI assistant to enable Canva workflows through MCP, following recent partnerships with tools like Figma. A new integrations directory has also launched, helping users discover compatible apps for both web and desktop experiences.

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