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Polotno

Embeddable Canva-style image and video editing SDK for web apps — 300+ businesses ship on it.

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About

Polotno is a developer-friendly JavaScript/TypeScript SDK that embeds a full Canva-style image and video editor inside your own product — multi-layer canvas, rich text, image tools, templates, and export — so SaaS teams don't build design tooling from scratch. It ships as modular React/Vue/Angular/Next.js components plus a programmatic API for template automation, bulk operations, and AI-driven design generation, with self-hosted rendering inside your own infrastructure.

The company reports 300+ active businesses (including Amazon, BMW, and Expedia per its site) and 100,000+ monthly active users on Polotno Studio, its free showcase app. It is built on Konva.js by the same author (~1M+ npm downloads/week). Licensing is quote-based (from low hundreds to $20–30k+ for enterprise rollouts) with a 30-day free trial; production requires a paid license. Polotno also publishes an official agent skill (polotno-project/skills) so coding agents can integrate the SDK correctly.

What it can do

  • Embeddable multi-layer canvas editor with templates
  • Programmatic design generation and bulk operations
  • Self-hosted rendering inside your infrastructure
  • Official agent skill for AI-assisted integration

Setup

npm install the Polotno SDK and request a 30-day trial key at polotno.com/sdk/get-started.

Prerequisites

A web app codebase (React, Vue, Angular, Next.js or vanilla JS); a paid license for production.

Use cases

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Trust score — 7/10

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Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 70; Trending score 68/100 from researcher assessment.

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