Design Tool Duel: Glorify vs Canva in 59 seconds (surprise result)

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Glorify vs Canva a quick, no-fluff comparison of design tools.

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Winner: Glorify For e-commerce (Surprising), Canva for everything else
Customization: High for Glorify, Low for Canva
Tools: Many for Glorify, Limited for Canva
Infinite canvas: Yes for Glorify, No for Canva
Templates: Many for both
Ease of use: Medium (Between Canva and Figma) for Glorify, High for Canva
Intuitive: Yes for both (Non-designers)
Video Solutions: Yes for Canva, No for Glorify
Pricing (Free Plan): Yes for both
Pricing (Paid Plan): $40/month (5 users) for Glorify, $13/month (1 user) or $15/month (5 users) for Canva
Recommended for E-commerce: Yes for Glorify, No for Canva
Recommended for Basic Design: No for Glorify, Yes for Canva

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[00:00:00] I went in thinking that Canva would be the clear winner.

[00:00:02] Surprisingly, I came out out liking Glorify.

[00:00:04] Glorify, lets you customize and tweak your designs to get the exact look and feel that you want.

[00:00:08] They offer, a lot more tools. An [00:00:10] infinite canvas that feels Figma like

[00:00:12] and Glorify, does give you a lot of templates and tries hard to make design Very simple.

[00:00:16] On the ease of use scale it really sits between Canva and Figma.[00:00:20]

[00:00:20] It’s great for non designers and frankly, I actually found it more intuitive.

[00:00:23] Canva, on the other hand, is best if you wanna stick to their templates.

[00:00:26] It allows for consistency of design, but for sure designers just [00:00:30] wouldn’t like it.

[00:00:30] non-designers though, to produce a great asset, it’s probably easier to use.

[00:00:34] Canva also offers a wider range of solutions. Also, video, this is a big one actually.

[00:00:38] Both offer free plans.

[00:00:39] [00:00:40] But Glorify is 40 bucks a month for five users versus canva which is $13 a month for one user, or $15 a month for five.

[00:00:47] If you’re in e-commerce and you want finer grain [00:00:50] control over your designs, there’s a strong argument to be made for Glorify,

[00:00:53] on the other hand, for everybody else who either need just basic design or is not in e-commerce, go with Canva.