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FOTOJET DESIGNER REVIEW PLUS

There are a number of free templates, and premium templates are marked with a crown symbol (similar to PicMonkey’s icon). Once you are in the design screen you have a choice of templates you can start with, or you can create from scratch. Placing the most popular design options at the top of the page means less time scrolling, and more time being productive.

Social media posts – for Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest.

Social media headers – for Youtube, Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Tumblr and Email newsletters.

Marketing – for flyers, business cards, logos, posters and Facebook ads.

Popular items are placed at the top of the page for quick selection, with categories below. The first part of the Design section is choosing the type of project you want to create. The Fotojet makes it super simple to start a project, with links in the navigation and also huge buttons above the fold, which you can’t miss. If you have the premium account, log in at the top of the page first. If you are just using the free version, then click on one of the buttons to get started. On the homepage of Fotojet, you are immediately given the option to create a design, collage or edit a photo. It’s really simple to start a new project.

The layout is very similar to both platforms, and the basic features are also comparable. If you’re familiar with either Canva or PicMonkey, you won’t have any problems navigating around Fotojet.

FOTOJET DESIGNER REVIEW PLUS

I’m all about finding stuff I can refer others on, so I was more than happy to take a look.įull disclaimer: while I was asked to review Fotojet, I wasn’t given anything in return, other than a temporary Fotojet Plus account so I could click around and look at all the features without restriction. I was recently (OK, a couple of months ago *cough*) asked to review Fotojet, an online graphic design and photo editing platform that is similar to Canva and PicMonkey.