From Canva to a LinkedIn document post, on-brand and live.
She builds the carousel off your brand template, exports it as a PDF, and ships it to the company page as the swipeable document post that earns the dwell time. One thread, no handoff.
@Pati build Northwind's five-slide takeaways carousel off the brand template and set it up as a document post on their company page.
Built the five slides off Northwind's brand template in Canva and exported them to a single PDF, so it publishes as a native document post the feed lets people swipe, not a flat image.
Caption drafted from the brief with the hook on the first line. Ready on the Northwind company page for a look before it goes.
Slide 3 has a typo. Fix it and publish.
Corrected slide 3 in Canva, re-exported the PDF, and published the document post to the Northwind page. Their last carousel pulled 3,100 impressions and a 6.2% engagement rate in a week, well above their single-image posts, so I will track this one against that in Friday's report.
1 + 1 > 2
What LinkedIn and Canva do together.
Each is useful alone. Joined, they answer the question neither can on its own.
Turn a Canva deck into a native LinkedIn document post
She builds the slides off your brand template, exports them to a single PDF, and publishes them as a LinkedIn document post, the swipeable format that earns the most dwell time in the feed. Neither a flat image nor a link post gets that reach.
Resize a Canva design for the LinkedIn feed and company-page banner
One design becomes the in-feed image and the page banner, resized to LinkedIn's dimensions in one pass off the same template, so a client's page stays consistent without a designer rebuilding each size.
Ship a founder's Canva carousel to their personal profile
The same deck built off the template goes up as a document post on the founder's own profile, where personal reach on LinkedIn runs higher than the company page, published only on their approval.
Refresh a flat post as a Canva carousel to lift LinkedIn engagement
When a single-image update underperforms, she rebuilds the idea as a swipeable carousel off the brand template and reships it as a document post, the format change that usually lifts the engagement rate on a company page.
Report which Canva carousels drove LinkedIn impressions and follower growth
She ties each published deck back to its LinkedIn impressions, engagement rate, and follower movement on the page, so you learn which carousel angles convert to reach and brief the next one from the numbers.
How it works
LinkedIn and Canva, connected in minutes.
Add Patricia to Slack
She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.
Connect Canva and LinkedIn
One OAuth click each. She gets only the access you approve, and you can disconnect anytime. Posting to a client's company page needs an admin role on that page, which is LinkedIn's rule.
Ask
Mention @Pati with the brief. She designs and exports in Canva on her own; publishing to LinkedIn waits for your yes.
Say it like you'd say it
Things to ask her.
Build Northwind's five-slide carousel off the brand template and set it up as a document post on their company page
Export this Canva deck to PDF and publish it as a LinkedIn document post
Resize this design for the LinkedIn feed and the Northwind page banner
Rebuild last week's flat post as a swipeable carousel and reship it to the page
Which of this month's Canva carousels drove the most LinkedIn impressions and follower growth?
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FAQ
LinkedIn + Canva, answered.
What does connecting Canva and LinkedIn together let Patricia do?
She runs the whole creative-to-publish loop: builds a carousel off your brand template in Canva, exports it to a PDF, and publishes it to a company page or profile as a native document post, the format that earns the most dwell time. Canva alone stops at the export; LinkedIn alone has nothing to publish. Together they cover template to live post.
Does she publish to LinkedIn on her own?
No. Building, resizing, and exporting in Canva run on their own once you ask. Anything that goes live on LinkedIn is drafted in Slack first and waits for your explicit yes.
Do I need both connected?
For the full loop, yes: Canva for the deck and the PDF export, LinkedIn for the native document post. Each also works on its own, this page is about what they do together.
Does this work across all our client accounts?
Yes. Connect each client's Canva and LinkedIn, and every client's brand templates and pages stay walled off from the rest.
What does it cost?
Nothing extra. Every integration is included, on every plan.
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