Design and Marketing Tools for Designers

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can Kittl replace traditional design tools?

  Kittl acts as a creative accelerator and production platform. Many designers use it alongside traditional software for complex illustration, while shifting their typography exploration, mockups, and daily production to Kittl to increase speed.

• Can I export vector files for client handoff?

  Yes, designers on paid plans can export scalable SVG and PDF files. This ensures your logos, illustrations, and layouts remain crisp for both digital use and large-format printing.

• Are the fonts cleared for commercial client projects?

  Kittl includes thousands of commercially licensed fonts. You can use these fonts in client logos, merchandise, and digital campaigns without purchasing additional third-party typography licenses.

• How does AI work within the Kittl editor?

  Kittl uses AI as a creative assistant. You can generate specific vector elements, remove backgrounds, and explore visual styles quickly while retaining full control over the composition and final details.

• Can I create realistic mockups to present to clients?

  You can apply your finished designs directly onto digital mockups of apparel, packaging, and print materials. This helps clients visualize the final product and speeds up the process of getting client approval.

• Can I collaborate with other designers or clients?

  You can set up team workspaces to share assets, templates, and brand kits. This keeps multiple designers aligned on the same visual system and simplifies project management.

• Does Kittl support CMYK export for print design?

  Yes, you can export your layouts using CMYK color profiles. This is required by commercial printers to ensure physical items like posters and packaging accurately reflect your original digital designs.

• Can I import my own fonts and vector graphics?

  You can upload your own custom fonts, SVG files, and brand assets into your workspace. This ensures you can match existing client guidelines perfectly without compromise.

• Who owns the commercial rights to the designs I create?

  On paid plans, you hold the commercial rights to the work you produce. You can confidently transfer these final assets to your clients for commercial use.