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Add Canva Images to a Gallery Block

Learn how to add images designed or edited in Canva directly into a Gallery Block in your document. This guide will show you how to open the Canva editor from the Gallery Block settings, create or update your images, and automatically insert them back into your gallery with just a single action. Perfect for showcasing multiple visuals in a clean, organised layout.

Add Canva Images to a Gallery Block — FAQ

Can I edit a Canva image after adding it to a Gallery Block?

Yes. Once the Canva image has been added to your Gallery Block, you can edit it using QuoteCloud’s built-in image editor. You cannot reopen the image in Canva from the gallery.

Can I add multiple Canva images to the same Gallery Block?

Yes. You can design several images in Canva and add each one to your Gallery Block. Each image will appear as an individual gallery item.

Can I mix Canva images with regular uploaded images in the same gallery?

Yes. A Gallery Block can contain a combination of Canva-designed images and images uploaded from your computer or media library.

Can I reorder images inside a Gallery Block?

Yes. You can drag and drop images within the Gallery Block to rearrange their order.

Can I apply Canva backgrounds to gallery items?

No. Backgrounds only apply to containers, columns, or full pages—not individual gallery items. To apply backgrounds, see: Apply Canva Backgrounds to Containers and Columns.

Can I use Canva to design a full page background instead?

Yes. If you want to design a full page background instead of gallery images, see: Create a Page Background Using Canva.

Can I embed a PDF into a Gallery Block?

No. Gallery Blocks only accept images. If you need to embed a PDF page, see: Create and Embed a PDF Page with Canva.

Do I need a Canva account to add Canva images to a gallery?

No. You do not need to log into a personal Canva account when designing or inserting gallery images.