Design Wizard vs Edit.org

Design Wizard is a web-based design application for creating presentations and other visual materials. It combines a template library with presentation design and illustration tools, allowing work from prepared layouts or custom compositions. A brand kit keeps identity elements together for recurring projects. Designs can use custom poster sizes and print-ready export when intended for physical output. Real-time collaboration and team collaboration support shared work. The service follows a freemium model with a free Basic plan and a paid Pro plan. Basic costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes 15 MB of storage. Pro costs $9.99 a month, billed monthly, with 1 GB of storage; paid access is listed from 9.99 /user/mo and includes a 7-day trial. Design Wizard runs on the web only, with no desktop or mobile app. Its headquarters are in Ballincollig, Cork City, Ireland.

Edit.org is an online image editor for creating posters, banners, social media graphics and advertisements from a library of more than 250,000 templates. The templates include designs for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. The browser-based editor works on computers and mobile devices across operating systems, provided there is internet access. Designs can be saved, shared with colleagues or downloaded as JPG, PNG or PDF files.

The service focuses on still images and does not support video or animation. Edit.org says its stock photos are free and copyright-free for use in designs, and account registration is available through Google, Facebook, or email and password. The free plan includes storage for up to 10 designs. Cuenta PRO costs $9.99 a month after a 15-day trial and adds PRO templates, background removal, custom fonts and folders. PRO Teams costs $29.99 a month for the first 10 team members, with additional franchisees at $1.49 a month each; it includes shared designs and collaboration. The service is oriented toward small businesses and promotes bulk design creation and custom QR-code generation.