If you're using the JavaScript API, you have a lot of control over how the Canva Button looks and feels. This page provides guidelines for creating a Button from scratch.

Themes and sizes

You can style the Button to align with the look and feel of your website, but Canva strongly recommends taking inspiration from the HTML API's themes. These themes are suitable for a variety of websites, while retaining the unique and familiar Canva style.

You can view the CSS for these themes on CodePen:

​https://codepen.io/corg/pen/KKPzNWZ​

For more information, refer to Customization.

Font styles

For the Button, Canva recommends using the Open Sans font. If your page doesn't use Open Sans, add it to the page with Google Fonts:

<link
  href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Open+Sans:[email protected];600&display=swap"
  rel="stylesheet"
/>

The following snippet demonstrates how to apply the font to the button:

.canva-design-button {
  font-family: "Open Sans", sans-serif;
  font-size: 16px;
  font-weight: 600;
  line-height: 1.6;
}

Notes

• Include normal (400) and semi-bold (600) font weights.

• If necessary, include non-Latin characters (for example, Cyrillic).

• For the tiny size variation, use the normal font-weight.

• For all other size variations, use the semi-bold font weight.

Button text

If the type of design that users create with the Button is implied by its surroundings, Canva recommends using the default text Design on Canva. If not, using a longer call-to-action gives users more context, such as:

• Design an invitation

• Create your business card

• Create a cover photo for your property

• Design your logo

Using the Canva logo

The type of Canva logo to be used in the Button depends on the theme you choose for the Button. Please use the logo files provided here in SVG and PNG formats, as they're tailored to the different themes and sizes:

​https://sdk.canva.com/v2/beta/button-logo-resources.zip​