Canva or Kittle for garment design/decoration

[GoldRapt]

I was watching some YT content about Canva and Kittle and wondered if anyone had or is using either.

My daughter swears by Canva but she's in the website business and the internatiobal company she works for supply it as standard for their project managers.


Kittle has some cool templates but text manipulation doesn't look as user friendly as PS.

Are there any users of eithe with opinions please?

[pw66]

Try Affinity Designer, which is now owned by Canva.
Download the trial version, and when it expires you will probably get alsorts of offers to buy the full version or the entire suite of three programs that can be installed on multiple devices across PC, Mac and iPad platforms simultaneously.

[GoldRapt]

Thanks for the adivice. Does Affinity Designer come with editable templates, or the lazy mans inspration as i like to think of it as?

[pw66]

No, but as it is owned by Canva the goal is for it to be compatible, so ultimately you can import your Affinity designs into canva templates. That is my understanding of it.

[GoldRapt]

Oh, sounds interesting. Anyone withan opinion on kittle?

[webtrekker]

At the end of the day, 'design' is independent of the software used. Designing is all about the realisation of an idea, the software you use to put that design on a product can be anything you're confident in using: PS, AI, Affinity, Inkscape, Corel, ... even M$ Paint!

In other words, you can produce some great profit-making products with a killer design using basic software, but even top-notch software will not help a poor design.

[GoldRapt]

So, not many people using either based on the responses so far.