Compare · vs Canva
Canva makes designs.
This makes posts.
A design tool hands you a file and the rest is still your afternoon. Here the brand, the words, the picture, the design and the date are one piece of work — and the design re-draws itself for the next client on its own.
Side by side
What each one does.
In the order the work happens.
The step Here A design tool
Knowing the brand The client’s website is read into a brand: what they sell, who they sell to, their colours, type and logo — and three writing samples set a measured voice. A brand kit holds the colours, fonts and logo you put in it.
Writing the post A writing room drafts, edits and scores every post in that voice before you read it. The score names where a draft is weak; you decide what publishes. Writing help inside the design canvas, for the words on the artwork.
The picture The client’s own founder and their own product, in generated scenes built from reference photos they gave you — with consent recorded — and a repair tool for type inside an image. Stock photography and generated images.
The design Templates that re-draw themselves in each client’s palette, type and logo at the moment they are used. One design, every brand. Designs you make once. Re-branding one for another client means editing it again.
Making it move Clips priced by the second from a picture you already approved, assembled with captions, holds and your own audio. A video editor on the same canvas.
Planning the month Set a client’s posting days and the planner writes a title and a brief for every slot, dated on their calendar. A content planner that schedules designs you have already made.
Keeping clients apart A separate workspace per client, fenced at the database — not a folder, a boundary the server checks on every request. Folders and brand kits: organisation, which is a different thing.
Questions
What people ask.
- Is this a Canva replacement?
- For the job of making a client’s posts — the brand, the words, the picture, the design and the date — yes. That is the job this page is about.
- Does one template work for every client?
- Yes. A template re-draws itself in each client’s colours, type and logo the moment it is used, so you design it once and never re-brand it by hand.
- What does switching look like?
- Paste each client’s website, upload their logo and photos, pick or author your first templates. Budget an afternoon per client. After that the re-branding work leaves your week.
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