I’ve been testing AI tools like MidJourney and Figma plugins for client projects. Some designs look better than what I could do manually, but I’m worried clients might think it’s “cheap.” For those doing freelance work, are clients okay with AI-made graphics if the quality is good, or do they...
Best option is to just grab it directly from Adobe’s official site, they usually have monthly plans and sometimes discounts. That way you won’t run into issues later.
Most AI tools stick to fixed sizes, so the usual way is to generate at the closest resolution and then crop/resize in Photoshop or Figma. Haven’t seen any generator that gives exact custom dimensions yet.
Illustrator is way more advanced for detailed design, but Canva is quicker for ready-made templates, social posts, and team collaboration. It’s more about speed and simplicity than precision.
I’ve tried a couple of AI logo tools and they’re decent for simple designs. If you just need something quick for a blog, they can save time, but sometimes the results need a bit of manual tweaking to look professional.
the layouts and branding tips sound really useful. I agree solid visuals make a big difference, especially for ads and landing pages. Looking forward to seeing more of your freebies and case studies.
I also feel once you’re solid with one main tool like Figma, the key is staying updated with trends rather than chasing every new software. Basics and creativity matter more than the tool itself.
For digital downloads on Etsy, Canva and Photoshop work great for design, and tools like Placeit help with mockups. I’ve also found using Canva templates really speeds things up while still keeping it professional.
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