Outfit Reviews

You can add your brand and if the quality of product is good. Then you don't need to put an extra effort and money for marketing. All you have yo do is register your brand at outfit and your product will be seen by number of Outfit users. They will pick it up and it will increase the value of your product.

There is nothing like dislike in this software. It is easy to use one thing only is that any one can register here if the quality of product is not good that users can also sell their product.

Repeatable assets, clone and go. I don't need any design experience.

Interface can be a bit clunky. A lot of clicking around.

Templates are very simple - Good for basic use in creating flyers, postcards etc

Templates are too rigid. You can slightly move things around so some design tasks won't in the provided templates

Ability to collaborate in designed version of content - no need for extra design time.
Effective permissions control on viewing, editing, and exporting.
Amazing support and collaborative development

No true change tracking feature (only a changelog)
Some browser compatibility issues
Occasional slow performance
No offline editing option

I like that:
- Outfit is flexible enough that I can reorder, delete, and add sections as needed.
- I can see a preview of my newsletter and send the preview link to others to review.
- It's easy to export and download my docs.
- Saving a doc no longer closes it (nice feature update!).

I wish Outfit:
- Included a better way to track text changes within documents so others could easily see changes -- a similar experience to tracking changes within a Word or Google doc. Comparing through revision history is not efficient.
- Would auto-save docs.

You don't need to know any graphic design or brand guidelines to create a marketing collateral. Just click and type.

The interface is not very intuitive. If the template has a few pages, it gets very confusing the navigation.

Creating PDFs, in multiple formats and mediums, without professional designers is a great concept.

While the concept is great, we haven't succeeded in creating more than a handful of PDFs in over a year using the software. It's still faster and easier to use InDesign because of a slow, clunky user interface, bugs in the templates, and problems integrating with our website.

I'm still learning how to use it, but I like the options and building graphics.

Sometimes it's very slow to export. Also, I'm not sure who to reach out to to get training on using this tool

I like the intuitiveness of this product, the suggestions of what one may require for a particular event are all included for you to use or not use.
The suggested font size of various headings is also very good

when inserting photos, it is not easy to manipulate or crop the photo
it is also challenging to manipulate a large amount of text

I can quickly and easily create professional looking, brand-approved ads. I create multiple ads a day so this is great and simple to teach other people to use as well

The lack of ability to change things such as font color, add additional text fields, amount of color, transparency, etc.

The fact that is easy to use, different options and features to make your webpage look just the way you want.

Sometimes it can get a bit overwhelming with so many projects and connected links to find the right page.

Ease of use, quick and easy job execution

To be able to add new items in the templates.

- Ease of Use
- Time efficient
- Certain complex tasks have been very simplified - For e.g. Changing the hue shade of banner images

- Certain basic features are missing for e.g. Unable to transform the alignment of text boxes, unable to include the title of an event if it has a long name etc.
- Some templates are difficult to work with and do not offer enough flexibility

Easy to use
new updates all the time
add in own images

templates set up my Monash arent great, and not very flexible for our requirements - internal issue

I like that it is so easy for anyone to create on-brand documents and files.

I usually need to resize images before inserting in Outfit.

Convenience and easy to use templates for plug and play on quick turnaround deliverables

Limited on the ability to put images in or additional logos and control where they are placed.

Getting creatives for the constant flow of campaigns we're launching was a pain point; our asks were too frequent and too time-sensitive to keep pouring on our creative team. Outfit was definitely a game changer to get things out the door in real-time

That if you edit one, you can't apply it to all other sizes in your folder. If you have one change to make you have to go through one by one, size by size, and that definitely becomes time consuming

I love the quality of assets Outfit is able to produce. It saves our team money and time.

It's not that easy to use or intuitive. When I create a new project, I'm always worried that I'm editing someone else's work, for example.

Relatively straightforward to use, does the job as far as I'm concerned.

The UX is a bit confusing in places and the overall platform can be slow to load. I'd expect it to be snappier.

How I can put together professional posts without a designer

The lack of flexibility in terms of layouts, the restriction of fonts.

Templates ready to go, ease of editing, staff support is instant.

I do find the templates are a little bit restrictive, hard to find specific projects in some cases.