A deep dive into the 12 best AI design tools for 2024

July 29, 2024 - 10 min read

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A deep dive into the 12 best AI design tools for 2024

Author: Mary Mattingly

Oh, the joys of design work! There you are, yet again, trying to remove the background from an image. It’s like playing a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. Make a mistake? Start over. And let's not even talk about the cramps in your hand or the eye strain from glaring at the screen. Feeling that headache creeping in yet?

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But hold up! Remember when you signed up to be a designer? 

You envisioned unleashing your creativity, not getting bogged down with tedious photo edits and endless formatting. You must've thought, "There’s got to be a better way, right?”

Bingo! Enter the world of artificial intelligence (AI) – your new design sidekick. While you might have been giving AI the cold shoulder, it’s time to embrace it. AI isn’t just about robots taking over the world; it’s here to turbocharge your creative process. Imagine spending more time brainstorming brilliant ideas and less time on those mind-numbing tasks. Yes, that’s the dream!

And guess what? You can kiss goodbye to stress. No more endless hours trying to nail that perfect design. But hey, not all AI tools are created equal. You need the right arsenal. That’s why we’ve dived deep into the digital toolbox and picked out the crème de la crème of AI design tools for 2024.

Ready to revolutionize the way you design? Let’s roll!

Disclaimer: The information below is accurate as of July 29, 2024.

Best AI design tools: comparison table (with features & pricing)

Don’t be shy — these tools won’t bite you. 🤭

They’re all super user-friendly. And the only thing they want is to help you streamline the design process by automating mundane or repetitive tasks such as removing backgrounds. Promise. 

But who are they? 

See their brief bio in this graphic.

A comparison graph that shows how different AI design tools compare to each other.

They might look similar on the surface, but all these AI tools have different use cases. 

Some tools, like Ceros, are for designers that want to craft interactive web experiences by snapping their fingers. While DreamStudio is an AI image generation tool that you can use to craft the most exquisite images. 

Besides, we wouldn’t be good hosts if we didn’t cover this. 😉 You’re invited to explore these differences further in the content that follows.

Best AI tools for designers by use case

What makes these AI design tools tick? What’s the unique trait that makes them special? 

Well, we have the answers. And, since we’re good hosts, we’re gonna share our findings with you. 

  • Ceros — Best AI design tool for interactive content creation workflows.
  • Adobe Firefly — Best generative AI for automating design processes like expanding images. 
  • Midjourney — Best for creating artistic imagery and AI art in different styles. 
  • ChatGPT — Best AI chatbot for brainstorming ideas and creating text from scratch using text prompts. 
  • Canva — Best design tool for creating on-brand digital content quickly by describing your idea or uploading a reference image. 
  • Khroma — Best AI color tool that offers infinite color schemes based on your needs and preferences. 
  • Uizard — Best AI tool for designing wireframes and prototypes with the help of an intuitive drag-and-drop editor. 
  • Jasper — Best AI tool for crafting written text such as blog articles, social media posts, emails, etc. 
  • Mokker — Best AI tool for creating product photos by simply removing backgrounds and selecting a template. 
  • DreamStudio — Best suite of generative AI tools that uses popular AI models to generate art in the style you want. 
  • Galileo AI — Best for generating user interface designs for both mobile and web. 
  • FigJam (Figma) — Best AI tool for brainstorming ideas by providing a space where your whole team can collaborate and ideate together.

Something must’ve caught your eye, right? But don’t jump the gun just yet. You don’t need to make a decision now. 

Wait until you read more about each of these tools. 🫷 

Discover more about what makes these awesome AI design tools tick, like standout capabilities, limitations, and top features, in the following sections. 

Let’s go! 

Tool #1: Ceros

Ceros revolutionizes the way teams create content. 

It's not just about speeding through tasks; it's about empowering your team to produce high-quality content faster and more efficiently than ever before. 

With Ceros, you're equipped with a dynamic platform that transforms the content creation process, making your projects not only quicker to complete but also more impactful. 🔥

Screenshot of Ceros' homepage

Ceros is like a multi-layered cake. It’s not just one tool, but a comprehensive platform that empowers you to create, collaborate, and captivate. 

Finally, your interactive content creation workflow can live in one platform, with tools like Editor, which helps you create more content easily; MarkUp, the annotation tool that simplifies feedback, and Studio, the one with the ideas that’ll drive more sales. 

It almost feels too good to be true! But it is. 

Besides, it’s efficient and intuitive. Just what you need to create content faster and scale it out. 

You also don’t need to be a master of design to use it. Ceros has plenty of templates that do the heavy lifting for you.

So, design newbies, don’t be afraid to use Ceros! It’ll make your content stand out from the crowd and your brand shine bright. ⭐

Standout capabilities

  • Intuitive: If you've ever worked with popular design software, you'll feel right at home with Ceros’ familiar interface. Like users who say, “It looks so similar to the Adobe programs we all love.” 
  • Eye-catching templates: Ceros believes in recycling. Take one of the pre-made templates and repurpose it for your own use–perfect for those who want to create eye-catching content quickly and effectively.
  • Collaborative platform: It’s a single platform where designers can create, editors can refine, and teams can review—all in real-time. This seamless collaboration ensures that everyone’s on the same page, literally. 

People are pleased with this feature. Some say, “Our graphics firm can do their piece while we are editing, and we can review it together online.”

Downsides to consider

Best for

Marketers aiming to dazzle with assets like dynamic ads, designers eager to craft interactive web experiences and more, plus those who might not have coding chops but have big creative ideas.

Top features

  • Editor, the … editor — This isn’t just any editor. It’s your gateway to creating content that not only looks good but also actively engages your audience.
  • Studio — Here’s where your designs come to life, helping you convert passive viewers into active participants.
  • MarkUp, the visual commenting platformMarkUp makes feedback better. It provides a place where anyone has a voice. Add comments to design files, videos, PDFs, images, and more to enable better collaboration.

Pricing

We keep our prices a secret. But you can contact us for a personalized quote. Or request a demo here

Tool #2: Adobe Firefly

You have an image inside your head of how you want an unedited photo to look. So, you open Photoshop and get to work.

But you can’t quite make your vision a reality. You’re at a loss. You feel despair creeping in…

But then a notification pops onto your screen: Try Firefly, Adobe’s creative, generative AI engine that transforms text descriptions into vivid images. 🤯

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Image Source: Adobe Firefly

How does it work? Well, you need to write a description of what you want to create. 

Let’s say you want a puppy in a Christmas sweater. 😀 Give the text prompt to Firefly and it will generate a set of images based on the description. It’ll do its best to convert your words to an image. 

If you don’t like the result, you can always try again, so don’t lose hope!

Plus, users say that you can “re-style the images with pre-set filters,” which definitely comes in handy when you’re trying to impress your users. 

Standout capabilities

  • Integration with Photoshop — If you’re already using this popular photo editing tool, good news. Firefly integrates with Photoshop, so it’s easy to use to expand your creativity using generative AI tools. 
  • Intuitive interface — According to users, “It makes the tool easy to use even when you are just getting started. You can tell it is created with designers in mind...” 
  • Sharing capabilities — To streamline the creative process, Firefly lets you share assets with stakeholders, teammates, or clients easily via the web app, boosting collaboration and productivity. 

Downsides to consider

  • Firefly is currently in Beta, which might mean encountering occasional bugs and stability issues. 
  • You need a constant Internet connection to use it, limiting offline work capabilities. 
  • Some backgrounds and effects might not always look realistic, giving it an artificial look, as users pointed out. 

Best for

Adobe Firefly is most suitable for designers. 

Top features

  • Generative fill — Need to remove something from a photo you don’t need? For example, you might want to remove a dog from a family photo, but you don’t wanna go through the hassle. Firefly does that for you automatically and replaces it with something else. 
  • Text effects — You can apply any style or texture to your words and phrases. Go nuts with it! 
  • Project Stardust — Uhh, mystical! Project Stardust is an object-based image editor that allows you to detect objects, even humans, and move them anywhere in your image. 

Pricing

Firefly is currently free on the web or as part of Photoshop. 

Tool #3: Midjourney

Want to make your creative process feel like an adventure? Look no further than Midjourney — an AI image generator that’s simply out of this world.

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Image Source: Midjourney

Midjourney is a bot for chat apps and Discord. It’s super user-friendly. Plus, you don’t need a degree in science to communicate with it. You can use it without any coding experience. 

You simply give it a command by typing /imagine and feeding it a brief text description of what you need.

For example, you might want to generate an elf for your next D&D campaign — Midjourney can quickly bring that character to life. 

Just enter the prompt into the right channel and the bot effortlessly generates a set of images based on your prompt. You can then download the image you want — or try again until you create the picture you need. 

Standout capabilities

  • High-quality generated images — It might fumble your prompts from time to time but Midjourney is capable of creating stunning pics. 
  • User-friendly commands — It doesn’t take long for you to understand how the platform works. 
  • Improving algorithm — Midjourney never sits still. The team behind the bot works hard to improve the AI tool. 

Downsides to consider

  • It currently only exists on Discord
  • Has no free version anymore. 
  • You might sometimes find extra hands or heads. 

Best for

Midjourney is great for designers, advertisers, and product designers since it allows you to create images in different styles and even various resolutions. 

Top features

  • Artistic style — Midjourney allows you to choose between styles, such as surreal, abstract, retro, etc. 
  • Four variants — Whenever you generate something, it’ll give you four variants to choose from. Choose whichever you like and you can either download it in the aspect ration you like or tweak it a bit further. 
  • Outpainting — Is the image too small for your needs? Use AI to expand it, seamlessly generating additional content that matches the original style and context.

Pricing

Midjourney used to be free. Now, you’ll have to select one of its four plans. The Basic one costs $10/month. 

Tool #4: ChatGPT

ChatGPT is…

…If you don’t know by now, where have you been living? Under a rock? It’s the talk of the town — globally!

Let’s refresh your memory. 

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ChatGPT is THE chatbot. It’s great for generating ideas or writing code. In fact, you can use it for thousands of things!

Create blog content. Learn about a new topic. Generate code. ChatGPT can shed light on every topic or come up with original ideas. 

Plus, it won’t feel like you’re talking to a bot. ChatGPT can keep up the convo by answering follow-up questions, rejecting some inappropriate requests, and even admitting its mistakes. 

It’s like talking to a friend. And it’s super easy to use! 

Moreover, users like that you have “One sleek box where you put your query and get an almost instantaneous answer.”

Standout capabilities

  • Natural language-processing capabilities — ChatGPT uses machine learning to make it easy to respond to your questions and answer them seamlessly. 
  • Speech recognition — This AI tool has automatic speech recognition that detects accents, so you don’t need to worry about not getting the right results. 
  • Generate content ideas — Need to write an essay real quick? Prompt ChatGPT to come up with some ideas for your next topic. 

Downsides to consider

  • It might not always give accurate results or real-time information. 
  • It doesn’t have personal experience or opinions and it might give biased answers. 

Best for

ChatGPT is suitable for web developers, content writers, and designers. 

Top features

  • DALL-E — Surprise! ChatGPT can also generate images for your design. So, get to work! 
  • Meeting summarizing — Tired of reading hour-long meeting transcriptions? ChatGPT can summarize these calls for you and even offer you a list of key points. 
  • Visual input — Aside from text, ChatGPT accepts images as input for your prompts. Very handy!

Pricing

ChatGPT has a free version. But you won’t have access to DALL-E or more advanced analysis. You’ll have to pay $20/user/month for those features.

Tool #5: Canva

Welcome, dearie, to the Magic Studio! 🪄

Canva’s one and only AI tool for creating wonderful design projects. 

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Image Source: Canva

At its core, Canva is a design software tool for presentations, posters, and social media graphics. It’s Adobe in another form and you can use its vast library of templates (fonts, stock photography, etc.) to craft any design. 

But we’re not here to talk about that. We’re here to present Magic Studio, Canva’s AI suite. 

Like Ceros, Canva has multiple AI-powered tools to help you simplify your design work. Let’s see…

Powered by Stable Diffusion, you have Magic Media for transforming ideas into images and videos. Or Magic Write for generating text in your brand’s voice. 

Even Magic Edit, which lets you add, replace, or edit either the whole image or parts of it through a written prompt. 

Standout capabilities

  • A tool to rule them all — Forget jumping between platforms. You have all the tools you need for transforming your photos, animating them, and even creating them from scratch in a single platform. 
  • Safe and secure — Canva’s AI tool has protocols in place to protect you from cyberattacks. Your team’s data is in safe hands. 
  • Image and video generation — Need some eye-catching assets for your project? Magic Studio easily generates new photos and videos that you can use to enhance your marketing campaigns. 

Downsides to consider

  • The generated images might not be as high-quality as with other tools. 
  • Might have a learning curve for some users. 

Best for

Canva’s Magic Studio is great for content writers and designers because it’s easy to use and has all the necessary tools for improving the design process.

Top features

  • Auto-translation — Instantly reformat your design to fit various platforms with just one click, and directly translate the content into multiple languages without navigating away from your current page.
  • Text to image — Magic Media makes your creative process easier by generating images that suit your designs. 
  • Magic expansion — Get the perfect shot by extending an image in any direction you want. Seamlessly. 👌

Pricing

Canva’s free for those who want to design anything on their own. Its Pro plan starts at $14.99/month. Both free and paid plans include Magic Studio, but not all of its tools are available in the freemium version. 

Tool #6: Khroma

Designers know the problem we’re about to describe very well. 

Remember how headache-inducing choosing the right color for your design is? But wait — that’s the easiest part. The challenge begins when you have to combine it with another color.

But that’s why Khroma — a simple custom palette generator — exists.

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Image Source: Khroma

Khroma delivers on its promise. It produces hundreds of color combinations that mix well together. And takes the guesswork out of your job. 

To get started, select your favorite colors. Through the tool’s neural network powered algorithm, you’ll train the tool to generate colors you like. And deny those you hate. 🤮

As a result, you can create infinite color combos. Plus, you can view them as typography, gradient, or custom images. 

Standout capabilities

  • Ability to produce wonderful color combinations — Khroma doesn’t sit idle. It learns from hundreds of popular human-made palettes to create the most suitable one for you via a personalized algorithm. Aka it learns what your preferences are and will only provide the combos you adore. 
  • Generate colors you like — You won’t get stuck with the yucky yellow you don’t like. Instead, you’ll only see palettes with that cute pink since the AI tool knows the colors you love through complex algorithms. 
  • Integrations — Khroma integrates with Figma currently. It works on all modern browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Edge. 

Downsides to consider

  • It’s only useful for generating color palettes. 
  • It’s still in Beta, so there aren’t any public reviews yet. 

Best for

Khroma is great for graphic, web, and UI/UX designers, as well as artists, bloggers, and illustrators. 

Top features

  • Save favorite palettes — You have an unlimited library of your favorite palettes. Use them as a reference for later. 
  • Search and filters — If you’ve got a color palette on your mind, search for your new favorite color by hue, value, tint, hex, and RGB value. 

Pricing

Khroma is free to use. No limits, no paid subscription plans.

Tool #7: Uizard

Say it with me: Hocus Pocus

Poof! Woah! Look — with those two simple words, you’ve created a mockup in minutes. 

Thank Uizard for that. 

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Image Source: Uizard

Uizard is an AI-powered ideation tool that helps you quickly create mockups, wireframes, and prototypes. So, it’s highly useful if you want to design the user interface of a website. 

And you don’t need any design experience to use it. 

In fact, users love this: “I love it because it’s really easy to use by people who are not designers. Makes it really easy to bring your ideas to [life] even if you don’t have a budget for a designer.” 

You can generate mockups effortlessly through scanned screenshots of sites or apps and text prompts. Oh, and if you like to draw your ideas on paper, say the magic words and Uizard’s AI features will make them a reality. 

Standout capabilities

  • Real-time collaboration — Uizard likes to party. That’s why it allows you to work alongside your team. Even invite external stakeholders to leave feedback on your designs. 
  • Pre-made templates — Tired of trying to find your design’s sweet spot? Uizard has the UI components you need to support the ideation and iteration of your design process. 
  • Screenshot scanner — This tool allows you to upload screenshots and easily transform them into editable mockups. Which is very handy if you’re trying to turn an inspiring photo into reality. 

Downsides to consider

Best for

Uizard is best for designers, web developers, and product managers. 

Top features

  • Editable screenshots — Any screenshot can become an editable mockup. Grab a screenshot and upload it to Uizard to get started. 
  • Text generation — Need some page titles, subheadings, or CTAs for your prototypes? Uizard can generate some ideas for you. 
  • Heatmaps — Curious about where users will focus their attention? Uizard can help you figure things out easily by predicting (with AI’s help) where your users will focus on the most. 

Pricing

Uizard is free to use, so yay! Its paid subscriptions start at $12/creator/month. 

Tool #8: Jasper

Can’t you add some text there?” your client asks. 

“Sure,” you reply. After all, how hard can it be? 

As it turns out, kinda hard. Words elude you. You’re here to play with colors and create shapes. But the client wants text — what to do?

You need a writing assistant like Jasper. 

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Image Source: Jasper

Jasper is the AI writing assistant that writes the content for you. Simply add the context of your query and Jasper will write a few sentences for you. All in your brand’s voice and style!

Yep. You heard that right. Jasper will speak in your own voice. So that’s a big plus, right?

Use it to write social media posts, blog articles, marketing campaigns, etc. Instead of the ol’ classic Lorem Ipsum stopgap, you fill sections with engaging written text that complements your design. 

Standout capabilities

  • Brand tone and voice — Create a custom list of terms that belong to your brand. Jasper will analyze it and use your unique style in all your written communications. 
  • Pre-made templates — People adore that Jasper has templates. Here’s a positive review: “Jasper comes with over 50 templates, so everything in content creation gets covered.” Use these templates to create the best text ever. 
  • Image generator — Jasper can also help you generate art through a text prompt. 

Downsides to consider

  • Jasper can’t produce content on highly technical topics. 
  • You’ll need to do your own research and always check the facts
  • Plagiarism detection costs extra. 

Best for

Jasper is great for industries like e-commerce and retail, real estate, media and publishing, etc. So, marketers, marketing agencies, content writers, web developers, and designers can use it. 

Top features

  • Brand and product positioning — Jasper infuses content with your brand so you never lose your message. 
  • Project management — Need a project management tool in your life? Jasper has automation features that make projects easier to handle. 
  • Google Docs integration — You can use Jasper directly on your Google Docs, making writing text more convenient. 

Pricing

Try Jasper in a free seven-day trial. Its Creator plan costs $49/month.

Tool #9: Mokker

Mokker is not about mockups. Nor is it here to mokker your design skills. 

Soooo, what is it? In the words of a G2 reviewer, “[It’s] an innovative AI tool that simplifies [the] process of professional product photos.”

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Image Source: Mokker

So, Mokker is about making your product photos stand out. You upload your product photo onto the platform. Mokker uses AI to remove the background. 

Then, you select one of its templates from various industries. You can put your product on the podium. Or in a kitchen. The world’s your oyster!

But you can also use your own photos as a reference to create mood boards. Mokker will try to understand each photo’s unique style and apply it to the final product. 

But it does so much more than that! The Mokker engine works with any type of product. In return, you’ll get instant results and high-quality images. 

Standout capabilities

  • Print-ready images — Mokker generates high-resolution product images ready for print. 
  • Product replacement — Found a photo you like but you don’t know how to replace it? Mokker does that for you, allowing consistency across your product shots. 
  • Color change — Want to see how your product looks in different colors? You can control the colors of your AI photos easily. 

Downsides to consider

  • Might be overwhelming for some users, especially beginners. 
  • It’s only for product photos. 

Best for

Mokker is suitable for product managers and designers. 

Top features

  • Resize feature — Mokker gives you the same content in all formats. The resize feature allows you to create unique design assets like site banners, stories, etc. 
  • AI templates — Your next photoshoot will look amazing! Choose one of the 450 AI templates to get started. 
  • Website content — Mokker generates high-quality and engaging product content for your website that will surely elevate your visitors’ browsing experience. 

Pricing

Mokker has a free plan with access to all templates. When ready, you can try it under the Starter plan at $13/month.

Tool #10: DreamStudio

DreamStudio does just that: makes your dreams come true. 

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Image Source: DreamStudio

With this tool, you can generate any image that lives rent-free in your head. It’s like plucking an idea straight from your mind and making it come true on your screen. 

It works by entering text descriptions as prompts in the designated box. It’s not hard to use, as you have all you need to conjure the image of your dreams, such as choosing the style and aspect ratio of the image. 

When done, the AI tool will ‘dream’ the image for you — and you can start all over again. 

Users say that, “DreamStudio has an easy way to put the text prompts and generates [the] most accurate images. It’s fast in delivering the output.” 

This tool is also highly flexible. You create art, photos, and illustrations in any style you like. 

Standout capabilities

  • Editing — DreamStudio has a wide canvas you can work on. Replace, add, and edit any elements in your images. You can even edit multiple images at once. 😉
  • History — You can keep track of everything you’ve designed. Might come in handy. 
  • Multi-generations — Do you like an image, but it’s not quite there yet? DreamStudio lets you explore multiple creative variations of your pic. 

Downsides to consider

  • Has a maximum size limit of 1024 x 1024 pixels.
  • It has a pay-per-use model, so you need credits to use an image. 

Best for

DreamStudio is good for designers, web developers, and marketers. 

Top features

  • Upscaling — Enhance the resolution of your photos in seconds. 
  • Layers — Boost your creative workflows with layers. 
  • Masking — Remove any elements from the image you don’t like. And even edit with inpainting. What’s inpainting? In a few words, it’s a way to fix small defects that the AI generates, such as a wonky eye. 

Pricing

Try DreamStudio for free, no charge. It’s a pay-per-use model, so you need to buy credits to use an image. 

Tool #11: Galileo AI

Named after the Italian astronomer, Galileo AI is the inventor of text-to-UI design.

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Image Source: Galileo AI

This tool helps you design unique creatives like images and illustrations quickly via text to UI and image to UI. This means you can enter a prompt to get what you want. Or use an image as reference. 

It’s a useful tool for putting your ideas to paper more easily and making them become a reality. 

In essence, this tool automates tasks such as designing marketing landing pages or creating prototypes by generating mockups from text descriptions. As a result, you can focus more on the things that truly matter. 

Standout capabilities

  • Complex layouts — Galileo supports complex layering for more responsive designs. 
  • Share and collaboration features — You don’t need to work on your designs alone. Galileo lets you share your designs with team members for feedback. 
  • Customization options — Galileo lets you tinker with color schemes, spacing, shapes, and typography. 

Downsides to consider

  • Has no tutorials. 
  • It’s currently in public beta, so it’s still in the early stages. 

Best for

Galileo is best for UI/UX designers, web developers, marketers, and product managers. 

Top features

  • Time-saving features — Oh, look who saves more time: you. Galileo automates mundane design tasks, such as repetitive UI patterns. 
  • Library of UI templates — Galileo has an arsenal of icons, templates, and illustrations you can incorporate into your designs. 
  • UI mockups — Need some prototypes for your products? You’re in luck! Galileo generates mockups from text descriptions in seconds. 

Pricing

Galileo has a free plan. Its paid subscriptions start at $19/month.

Tool #12: FigJam AI (Figma)

Time for some FigJam! 😋

Well, not the kind you eat. But the kind you use to give your creatives a bit of flair. 

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Image Source: FigJam AI

FigJam AI is helpful for plenty of people. A G2 user says that it “helps us with our day-to-day tasks, such as making posters, etc. Also, it is a collaborative whiteboard tool that makes our work so easy and attractive.” 

In a nutshell, it’s a space where you can turn any idea into reality. It has an open, flexible canvas that helps you find solutions to complex issues such as how to plan your next product roadmap. It keeps stakeholders on the same page, so you’ll streamline your feedback process. 

You can customize the platform however you like. Think sorting assets into groups. It simply saves you time — and you don’t have to organize everything by hand anymore. 

Moreover, FigJam AI pairs well with Figma. In fact, they’re roommates. So, you’ll get the best of both worlds. 

Standout capabilities

  • Generate templates — A single prompt is all you need to generate templates for brainstorming sessions or team syncs.  
  • Common use cases — FigJam AI offers click-and-go prompts that make building products a breeze. 
  • Key takeaways — FigJam AI summarizes your stickies with a single click. Want to share the summary with others? No problem!

Downsides to consider

  • It might work slowly from time to time. 
  • The interface isn’t intuitive for some users, especially if they’re used to other tools.  
  • Whiteboards can get bloated really fast. 

Best for

FigJam AI is good for product managers, designers, and web developers. 

Top features

  • Diagramming — If you don’t wanna get lost in complex user flows, this tool makes it easier to understand. 
  • Team meetings — Collaborate better with your peers through this amazing feature.  
  • Online whiteboard — You can use FigJam AI’s whiteboard to enable better collaboration. 

Pricing

FigJam has a free forever plan. Its subscription plans start at $3/seat/month.

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Our next tool is — huh? *peers at the sheet of paper* 

Well, would you look at that? We ran out of tools! That’s good, right? It must be. 

But now comes the hardest part for you: choosing an AI design tool

Looking for an AI design tool?

Woah woah woah —

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One more minute. And then we’ll get out of your hair. We want to talk a bit more about Ceros.

Because it’s so effing awesome! 🤩

Ceros is the only AI tool you need to amplify your content and boost your creativity. More than just a tool for improving your design process, Ceros offers a comprehensive environment where all your interactive content creation needs are met. With its intuitive, no-code interface, Ceros empowers you to create visually stunning and highly interactive digital experiences efficiently, transforming how you engage with your audience.

What’s not to like? 

Request a demo today to see this amazing tool in action and simplify the way you design stuff.

Frequently asked questions

Q1. How can I use AI in graphic design? 🤔

Q2. One fear: will AI replace graphic designers?

Q3. I’m a design newbie. Are there any beginner-friendly AI tools?

Q4. Any chance there is a free AI for graphic design out there?

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