Kodo vs Ridvay

Kodo is a web-based AI design tool that turns text prompts into editable visual projects. It creates presentations, posters, menus, flyers, business cards, invitations, infographics, and social media graphics. Vector editing tools let users adjust elements, colors, and typography after generation. Exports include PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG, PDF, and PPTX, with PPTX export requiring frames; exported PPTX files can be imported into Google Slides for editing. The free plan costs nothing and includes 30 credits, five projects, one brand kit, watermark-free exports, and custom fonts. Paid plans are Starter at $12 a month, Operator at $39 a month, and Agency at $99 a month, with higher credit, project, and brand-kit allowances. AI generation typically uses about 4–12 credits per design, and free credits do not refill automatically. Designs can be shared with view, edit, or comment permissions.

Ridvay Studio turns plain-language descriptions into editable posters, social posts, slides, thumbnails and multi-page designs such as decks, carousels and documents. Users can move, restyle or delete generated elements. The Recreate feature converts an uploaded screenshot, photo or old flyer into a design with editable text and layers. Brand kits store colors, fonts, logos and a brand voice for use during generation and refinement. Designs can be exported as PNG, SVG, PDF, PowerPoint, GIF or MP4, and shared through editable links. Free exports carry a small “Made with Ridvay” credit; paid plans remove it. A hosted MCP server can connect to clients including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and GitHub Copilot in VS Code, allowing agents to create or refine designs, export and share them, and update variables. The Free plan includes five AI designs and three AI images per day, plus unlimited manual designs and templates. Plus costs €5.99 a month. Ridvay has no mobile apps. The maker says chat messages and uploaded images may be processed by third-party AI providers depending on the selected model.