Drawtify Reviews

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.

I love this software for all kinds of vectors and also animation. We need more animation tools and varieties to make this no 1 software.

I was asked to leave a review by Appsumo. I haven't scratched the surface of the software, but am glad I'm in on a lifetime deal. I spent the morning trying to figure out how to get a photo JPG to fit within a shape. I had problems at the start, but figured it out after watching YouTube videos and playing around with the software.

I hope Drawify stays in business for many years, as I don't need the tool right now, but could see myself using it in the future. I love Bézier curves, the file sizes can be printed the size of a strawberry seed to a massive billboard with such a small file size.

I have programs that can take pictures and convert them into vectors, I'm hoping I can paste them into Drawify. I'd like to see a feature like Canva has where you can take a finalized image and get the HTML iframe code to paste in a website or blog. It would be nice if Drawify would add this feature, but not required. I don't have an Adobe membership or a paid Canva membership, but people may pay for Drawify if it had the ability to embed designs into websites easily and make changes to the image and have it post to other sites with the same link.

The program is a keeper.

This deal is worth every penny. I own other graphics software but because of time constraints, and the learning curve, I've never been able to fully learn them. Not to mention most only do subscriptions. This one was a no-brainer. I jumped right into it like I was right at home and I think I've only scratched the surface. Does what it is supposed to do.