If you want a professional Design and Ads for your marketing campaign, then you need to hire a professional designer. But sometimes you just...
If you want a professional Design and Ads for your marketing campaign, then you need to hire a professional designer. But sometimes you just need something quick to show a client or colleagues, a mockup or a rough prototype as proof of concept, or to spark discussion and further ideas. Or maybe you just want to create a quick and fun image, digital flyer, or infographics to share on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
In this post we list some of our favourite website for marketing pros and other non-designers, the first four of which are totally free.
1. Canva
Canva is a graphic design platform, used to create social media graphics, presentations, posters, documents and other visual content. The app includes templates for users to use. The platform is free to use and offers paid subscriptions like Canva Pro and Canva for Enterprise for additional functionality.
2. Crello
Crello is a graphic and a video design website that helps everyone create professional-looking designs in just a few clicks using designer ready-made templates or create designs from scratch using multiple design tools and features.
3. Adobe Spark
Adobe Spark is a free storytelling platform that allows you to combine photos, slideshows, videos and text in one standalone web page. It’s free to use, and you can log in through your Adobe account, Facebook or Google. Geared towards non-designers, Spark can be used to create social graphics, web stories and animated videos with no technical knowledge required.
4. Pixlr
Pixlr is a photo editor that makes it easy for anyone to make and share creative images. Pixlr users can quickly crop, rotate, and fine-tune pictures in a completely ad-free experience." Pixlr is a cloud-based photo editor that offers a wide range of image tools and utilities for editing purposes.
5. Visme
Visme is an easy-to-use tool that lets you create all sorts of designs for use in marketing and PR, including presentations, infographics, web banners, animations, print materials and HTML5 designs. It offers a range of preset templates and lots of graphic assets (including vector icons, text widgets, audio files and professional fonts). In short, you don’t have to have any design skills to create something that looks pretty decent in Visme, which offers both free and paid-for plans.
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