🔥 5 Awesome Design Tools 🔥

Have you been eyeing these cool cards and thumbnails that a lot of us are sharing?

Do you want to get started as well?
Here are 5 tools to get you going 👇 🧵

🔸 Figma

This is the one I personally prefer.
It's a little more advanced than other tools, but you can really make some cool stuff once you get familiar with it.

https://t.co/LHBZ8xmLrq
🔸 Canva

This is a super popular tool - if you're a beginner in graphic design, this tool is for you!

https://t.co/rBiCTPAOb2
🔸 Carbon

With Carbon, you can make cool-looking small code snippets.
Their UI is a bit clunky, but you can configure your snippets in a broad range of different ways.

https://t.co/rmJdaDWfCO
🔸 Snappify

Snappify is similar to Carbon, but has an overall better UX.
With Snappify, it's really easy to make beautiful looking snippets *fast*, even though it's a bit more limited in terms of customizability than Carbon.

https://t.co/nLpH5er2pE
🔸 Stencil

Stencil is a great tool if you need to make creatives fast.
It's not nearly as advanced as Figma and Canva, but you'll have some cool-looking creatives ready in no time.

https://t.co/9jdNJxNi4f

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