DesignCap Graphics Designing Tool Review

In today’s era, we put a lot of content related to images and infographics on the internet. Whether you are Blogger, YouTube, Marketer, or Entrepreneur, you must be sharing a lot of images on blog, website, social media.

If you want to create high-quality images and infographics without graphic designing knowledge, then DesignCap will help you.

In this article, we are going to do a full review of DesignCap – Graphic Designer Tool.

What is DesignCap?

DesignCap is an online graphic designing website, with the help of which you can create infographics, posters, banners, logos from other people without any graphic design knowledge.

There are many templates, photos, and illustrations for your project that you can easily customize. It is available in 7 different languages.

You will not have to install it in your system like Adobe Photoshop, CorelDraw, Illustrator. You will be able to design online through this website.

Features of DesignCap

First of all, know what kind of graphics DesignCap helps us in creating!

• In it, you will find hundreds of pre-defined templates for all types of categories.
• Thousands of Royalty free stock images are also available.

• There are many Elements, Chart, Modules to improve the design.
• You can download the design created here in JPG, PNG, or Pdf format and get the Transparent background option.
• Download not only, if you want, you can save your project here.

Sign up in DesignCap

First of all, you have to go to the DesignCap website and click on Sign Up- Free. Now you can sign up by setting your email id and password. You can also create an account through Facebook or Google account.

Next, you will be asked to choose an organization type so that DesignCap can provide the template according to your needs. I have chosen self-employed.

Once you choose the organization type, you must select the current role. I have chosen Blogger / Writer. 

With this, the Sign-up process is complete, and you will have to check the email to confirm your account.

Once you choose the organization type, you must select the current role. I have chosen Blogger / Writer. 

With this, the sign up process is complete and you will have to check the email to confirm your account.

DesignCap Editor

To go to the design editor, you click on the account icon in the website and select My Designs, from which the dropdown-menu will open.

This takes you to the design editor. Here, you can see current designs and create new designs.

If you want, you can go to Templates and select any Template according to your need, or you can also choose a custom size.

There are more than 3000 templates for all categories. You can search and select the template according to your needs.

To edit the template, you click on Customize. Now your editor will be open.

On the left side, templates, elements, photos, charts, uploads, text, modules, and background options are given for the project you have selected.

DesignCap Plans and Pricing

DesignCap has both Free and Premium plans available to you. Obviously, you will get limited features in the free plan. You can buy the premium plan of this tool on a monthly or annual basis.

Basic Plan (8.99$/mo, 59.88$/Year)

• Unlimited templates
• Unlimited stock icons
• Unlimited modules
• High-res PNG & PDF exports
• 100 image uploads
• Save up to 100 designs

Plus Plan (12.99$/mo, 71.88$/Year)

• Unlimited templates
• Unlimited stock icons
• Unlimited modules
• High-res PNG & PDF exports
• Upload your fonts
• 1,000 image uploads
• Save up to 1,000 designs

DesignCap vs. Canva

Canva is a great graphics designing tool, and DesignCap is its closest competitor.

Canva’s free Plan, in my opinion, offers a lot more features than DesignCap’s free Plan. In Canva’s free Plan, you can download PNG high-resolution image, which is not in DesignCap’s free Plan.

In DesignCap’s Premium plan, there are no effects to beautify the text. Whereas in Canva, you can use many results for text.

Compared to Canva, the number of templates and elements is much less, but I hope they will continue to expand them.

However, DesignCap’s premium plans are much cheaper than Canva’s.

In my opinion, if you are looking for a free plan, then Canva is the better option for you, but in the case of the Premium plan, DesignCap will be the best option.

I hope you find this review of the DesignCap Graphics Designing tool useful. If you have any questions, comment below. Also, let me know what you think about DesignCap?