How do you automate multi-page Canva designs?

Multi-page Canva automation covers Instagram/LinkedIn carousels, multi-page PDFs, and slide-style documents where one "design" is really a sequence of pages.

What Layerre supports:

Layerre can import multi-page Canva designs (up to large page counts on Plus/Pro). That means you do not have to split a 10-page carousel into ten separate Canva files just to automate it.

Typical workflows:

1. Social carousels

• Page 1: hook
• Pages 2–N: tips or product features
• Last page: CTA

Override per-page headlines/images from a sheet, export images per page, then publish as a carousel.

2. Multi-page PDFs

Certificates with terms pages, proposals, reports, and onboarding packs. Export as PDF when the deliverable should stay together.

3. Localized document packs

Same layout, different language layers per page set - generate EN/ES/FR packs from one imported design system.

Setup tips:

• Name layers clearly per page role (p1_title, p2_body) to avoid mapping confusion
• Keep shared brand elements consistent across pages
• Decide early: separate image exports vs single PDF
• Test page 1 and the last page before bulk runs

When to use separate templates instead:

If each "page" is actually a different aspect ratio for ads, separate size templates are usually clearer than one multi-page file.

Vs rebuilding in another editor:

Competitors often require recreating multi-page layouts in their own tools. If the carousel already exists in Canva, importing it preserves design fidelity and designer ownership.