"Canva" matching MCP servers:

A Model Context Protocol server that enables creating, modifying, and validating infinite canvas data structures according to the JSON Canvas 1.0 specification.

Enables instructors to run their Canvas LMS courses through an AI assistant, with 47 tools for reading rosters, drafting and publishing assignments, building modules, grading submissions, posting announcements, and pulling the full gradebook. Writes are enabled by default while deletes stay off, and everything runs with the instructor's own API token inside the courses they already teach, requiring no administrator or app registration.

Enables MCP-compatible assistants to read Canvas course information—including courses, assignments, syllabi, modules, pages, and announcements—through a local read-only server.

MCP server for Canvas LMS, providing 115+ tools to read courses, assignments, submissions, rubrics, quizzes; grade, comment, manage course content, and handle Canvas admin workflows from any AI agent.

An MCP server for Claude Code that enables the creation and manipulation of professional-grade SVG graphics using features like layer management, complex path drawing, and animations. It includes AI-assisted design capabilities for color suggestions and layout optimization, supporting exports to SVG and PNG formats.

Enables agents to create, read, edit, typecheck, compile, and version local React canvas artifacts through MCP, with inline interactive previews in supporting chat clients.

Enables students, instructors, and account administrators to interact with Canvas LMS through natural language to manage courses, assignments, submissions, enrollments, grades, discussions, files, reports, and account-level administration.

Provides access to a universal design token system with 7 pre-built themes (colors, typography, spacing, motion) and multi-format export capabilities for Canva, Remotion, PPTX, CSS, and W3C JSON.

A read-only MCP server that gives Claude access to Canvas LMS courses — due dates, assignments, rubrics, grades, syllabi, modules, pages, files (PDF/DOCX/PPTX), announcements, calendar, discussions, and quizzes — so users can build study guides, practice quizzes, and weekly plans from their teachers' actual materials. It cannot submit, post, or change anything in Canvas.

Enables students, instructors, and account administrators to manage courses, assignments, submissions, grades, discussions, modules, files, enrollments, users, and institutional reports through natural language. Supports both local stdio and streamable HTTP transports, with Docker and Kubernetes deployment for cloud-ready use.

Enables interaction with the Canvas LMS API to manage courses, assignments, submissions, modules, discussions, grades, files, and account-level administration. Supports student, instructor, and account admin workflows over stdio or streamable HTTP transports with TypeScript type safety and Docker/Kubernetes deployment.

Enables read-only access to explicitly configured Canvas and Ed courses and content through provider-aware MCP tools, with optional Gradescope tools after explicit opt-in. It keeps credentials as keyring or environment references and avoids network requests for disabled providers.

Enables users to manage courses, assignments, submissions, grades, enrollments, discussions, files, and account-level reports through the Canvas LMS API. Supports student, instructor, and administrator workflows with stdio and streamable HTTP transport options.

Enables students, instructors, and account administrators to interact with Canvas LMS APIs for courses, assignments, submissions, grades, discussions, files, users, reports, and account administration workflows.

Enables students, instructors, and account administrators to manage courses, assignments, submissions, grades, discussions, modules, files, users, and institutional reports through the Canvas LMS API, with stdio and streamable HTTP transports plus Docker and Kubernetes deployment support.

Enables AI assistants to access Canvas LMS course content, including assignments, modules, announcements, and files, to help students manage their coursework.

Enables interaction with Canvas LMS instances through MCP, providing tools for courses, assignments, grades, modules, discussions, files, calendar, inbox, and more, with configurable read/write/destructive permissions and dry-run support.

Enables students, instructors, and account administrators to interact with the Canvas LMS API through natural language, covering courses, assignments, submissions, grades, discussions, modules, files, calendars, and messages. Also supports account-level administration such as creating users and courses, managing sub-account hierarchies, and generating enrollment and activity reports.

Enables interaction with Canvas LMS through its API, supporting course, assignment, enrollment, grade, discussion, file, and account administration workflows for students, instructors, and administrators via MCP clients.

Provides read-only access to Canvas LMS data, enabling an LLM to query courses, assignments, grades, submissions, announcements, discussions, modules, pages, and files via the Canvas REST API.