Overview
Kittl is a browser-based design editor that positions itself as AI-first, aiming at creators who want professional-looking output without learning Illustrator. Its catalog of more than 10,000 templates covers logos, merchandise, social graphics, and packaging, and its editor supports real vector paths, text effects, and mockups rather than only raster canvases. What sets it apart in 2026 is the depth of its generative layer: subscribers get monthly AI tokens that unlock image models (Flux, Nano Banana, Ideogram, Recraft, ChatGPT Image, and more) and video models (Veo, Kling, PixVerse, Seedance) directly inside the same canvas, plus AI tools like background removal, upscaling, remix, and text generation. In our evaluation Kittl’s strength is the all-in-one loop: ideate with a prompt, refine with vector tools, and export print-ready files without leaving the tab. The catch is that AI-heavy plans are token-metered, so high-volume users can burn through generations fast.
Key Features
- Prompt-to-image and prompt-to-video — generate with top models (Flux, Nano Banana, Veo, Kling) inside the editor, not a separate app.
- Real vector editing — true paths, text effects, and mockups, not just flattened raster layers.
- 10,000 plus templates — logos, merch, social, and packaging starters you can remix.
- AI design utilities — background remover, upscaler, reframe, remix, and an AI text generator.
- Token-based AI allowance — monthly plus daily AI tokens gate generative usage across plans.
- High-res commercial exports — PNG, SVG, and PDF output with a commercial license on paid tiers.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | For |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 200 one-time AI tokens, 5 projects, 10K plus templates |
| Pro | $12/mo* | 2,000 AI tokens/mo, unlimited projects, hi-res export (*billed annually) |
| Expert | $26/mo* | 12,000 AI tokens/mo, extra tokens, unlimited history (*billed annually) |
| Max | $48/mo* | 30,000 AI tokens/mo, max AI power, 1 TB storage (*billed annually) |
Comparison
Compared to Canva, Kittl leans harder into generative AI and vector craft, while Canva wins on collaboration and brand-kit ubiquity. Against Looka, Kittl is a full editor you keep using after the logo is made, not a one-shot logo generator. Versus Recraft, the two overlap on AI image generation, but Kittl adds video models and a far larger template library.