Drawtify Reviews

• Pros: very intuitive UI/UX, useful templates, useful presets, get things done
• Cons: Some bugs and challenges (export quality, working with 'text' in 'text box')
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Verdict: When I need to get something done minimalist and quickly -> Drawtify is my go-to app.

Canva has more modern templates but their UI/UX is so complex now and they keep moving things around every few months or so, I am overwhelmed. I just want to complete my simple task in 5 minute, not 5 hours.

I like Drawtify's simplicity and consistent intuitive UI/UX.

When I need more advanced stuff like altering image quickly (remove/add/change colour of objects, face swap, etc.) I go to Higgsfield AI. I don't expect Drawtify to have AI features because they're a very simple LTD deal at a very affordable price.

This is the workflow that works for my needs.

For those looking for an alternative to Canva confusion, Drawtify does a nice job keeping navigation and functionality relatively clean and the app runs very fast and smooth, even on older hardware. They do have a lot of templates, but more is always better.

My only request would be for the developer to update their video tutorials to be slower and more focused, concentrating on maybe the top 15 most popular functions. They do have video, they're just a bit dated, slightly rushed and trying to cover too much too fast.

Over all they bring excellent value for the money and I hope they continue to nurture growth.

This has been great for me. I've been making carousel's, pricing leaflets and some marketing items. One thing I haven't figured out is when you add formatting to text like shadows, seems like you can't edit the text again. It needs more Icons but other than that it's been straight forward for me and really useful for a one of cost.

I would rate it 4 stars for its editing capabilities. However, I would give it only 3 stars in terms of templates, as it does not offer a precise search function for templates by name, unlike Canva. For example, typing "chicken" in Canva yields numerous relevant templates, whereas this platform does not provide similar results. The editing features are quite good in their own way, but the inability to upload custom fonts is a notable drawback. At this point, I still prefer using Canva. Nonetheless, it has its strengths, but overall it feels satisfactory yet somewhat lacking.

Because you can make awesome infographics quicker here than in any of the above.
It means you do not need the paid version of Canva for a high quality export or for SVG's or to have great control over the size of your canvas.
And you do not have to fire up Adobe for a newsletter - this lovely little software already comes with multi-page newsletters and brochures.
And I love Affinity for its power at the price but Drawtify gives me more design control so if its a 1-4 page report/brochure or newsletter then I prefer coming here.

This is not wannabe software - its already a high performing tool! When you first log in you think - Nice and simple. After two years using it you know its not simple at all but very very nice.