DesignFlow
The graphic design editor brings images, vector shapes and text into an editable artboard. DesignFlow is for social posts, presentations and other layouts that need separate objects rather than one flattened photo. Start with a preset or custom size, then build the design using layers and the Properties panel. Save a .designflow project when you want to edit individual objects later, and export a finished image or PDF for sharing.
How to use DesignFlow
- Create or import a design — Choose Create new and enter the artboard dimensions, or import an image, SVG, PDF or saved DesignFlow project.
- Build with editable layers — Insert images, shapes or text. Select a layer to adjust its properties, position and appearance.
- Export or save a project — Use Export for a finished design or save a .designflow project to keep editable layers.
Key features
- Separate image, shape and text layers
- Editable vector paths and shape properties
- Layer visibility, locking and arrangement
- Image adjustments and local background removal
- Editable project files and image export
Why use this tool
DesignFlow combines text, shapes and photos in one local workspace. Keeping objects on separate layers lets you adjust a headline or replace a photo without starting again. Save an editable project as well as your exported image when you expect to revise a design.
Frequently asked questions
What does DesignFlow do?
Create graphics with layers, text, shapes, image editing and private AI background removal.
Is it free to use?
The website tool is free to access. Guests receive website credits; signing in unlocks unlimited website credits. Device limits still apply.
Where is my input processed?
Processing takes place in your browser. Local tool inputs are not uploaded to AllNewTools; model or library files may need to download first.
Which browsers can I use?
Use a current browser with JavaScript enabled. Large files, model downloads and advanced file formats may need more memory or specific browser features. Review the result before using it.
How do I keep editable layers?
Save a .designflow project. An exported image is flattened, so keep a project copy when you need to edit individual text, shape or image layers later.