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Canvalry-scripts

A collection of Cavalry scripts from Canva’s Motion Powerhouse team to speed up workflows and make great motion design.
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Canvalry Scripts

A collection of Cavalry scripts from Canva’s Motion Powerhouse team to speed up workflows and make great motion design.

These scripts are tools created internally by Canva's motion designers, and are mostly vibe coded. They are not supported by the Cavalry team.

Download each one below.

Copy the scripts to your Cavalry Scripts folder.

Utilities

Easey →

The missing speed graph for Cavalry.


Tiny Palette →

A tiny little colour toolbar.

Lottie Importer →

Import Lottie files.

CSS Gradient Converter →

Converts CSS gradient syntax (linear-gradient) to a Gradient Shader.

Set All Image Shaders to Mipmaps →

Sets all image shaders to mipmaps in the current composition. Clean up those crunchy edges.

Set Background Alpha to 0 →

Headless script that sets the background colour alpha for all selected comps to 0.

Explode Shape Layers →

Explodes all paths on a shape layer to seperate shape layers.


Text and content management

Localiser →

Export and import all text strings from a file for translation.

Localiser.CSV.demo.mp4

When exporting CSV

  1. Rename the "originalValue" column to your default language
  2. Add as many new column to the right as you like and title them with their corresponding language
  3. Enter new translations for each line. Leave a cell blank to keep the original text.
  4. Import back into Localiser and either choose language to apply, or duplicate all comps automatically with new values.

Find and Replace Text →

Find and replace any string in any comp.


Scene management

Renamer →

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Makes renaming layers and project items simple. Find & replace, append and prepend, and number assets with ease.


Swap Comp Names →


Headless script to swap the names of two selected comps.


Consolidate Assets →

Copies all assets into your Project folder.


Reveal Asset in Finder →

Simple script, an alternative to Cavalry's inbuilt functionality.


Reduce Compositions →

Select the compositions you want to keep and run this script to remove the rest. Pair with Remove Unused Assets to quickly clean up a file.


Remove Unused Assets →

Removes all assets not used in a composition.



Developer Tools

Check Update from Github

Simple script to compare update versions against a json file and log a console alert.

Notes

Some scripts make web API calls simply to check for updates.

Feel free to open pull requests, dig through the code and use this to build your own tools. We release these freely under the MIT license to help further the Cavalry community!

Brought to you by the Canva Creative Team with assistance from Cursor. Repo maintained by Phillip Tibballs, Jack Jaeschke and Sam Mularczyk.

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    No vulnerable dependencies, MIT licensed, internal Canva tools with clear local-only usage (scripts for motion design software), no credential requests or telemetry concerns.

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