Top 10: Onilne Graphic Design Software for Eastern Europe

Design platform Canva has integrated with all leading AI chat services (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) - so you can ask a @Canva agent to generate an image, make a presentation, or create a website template directly in the chat, and then open it in the Canva editor for further processing. The integration is enabled by an MCP server, which allows LLM services to securely connect to your Canva account. Of course, you must first activate the connection in the web interface, mobile or desktop chat app and enter your username and password. For example, in ChatGPT, open the Apps section and search for Canva.

Over the past few months, Figma has partnered with Anthropic and OpenAI to import Claude Code and Codex creations into its Figma Design canvas. Now, the AI ​​agent is available directly within the canvas. Users can type natural language suggestions in the chat to guide the agent in creating new designs or editing existing ones. Users can even run multiple agents, which can perform different tasks simultaneously. The company claims the AI ​​assistant understands context and the "language of design."

The open-source design software Inkscape has released a new version 1.4.4, which adds several useful tools. A new button has appeared in the toolbar that allows you to rotate a star or polygon to a specified position, for example, so that it stands on two spines (star) or on one edge (polygon). When displaying text, it now takes into account language metadata (xml:lang) for each tspan element separately, instead of using the language settings of the last tspan element for the entire text. A color palette has been added for Elementary OS. You can now assign a keyboard shortcut for inserting an object onto a page. Also, the developers have optimized the engine, and the program began to work faster, particularly when zooming in on a document with a large number of paths. Editing gradients with the Gradient tool is now faster, since Inkscape no longer constantly updates the toolbar.

Adobe has introduced an AI assistant for the web and mobile versions of Photoshop. It can help remove objects from images, change colors, or adjust lighting using text prompts. The new AI ​​Markup feature allows users to draw markers on the screen and use the AI ​​assistant to transform these objects. For example, you can draw a flower or mark an object for removal to change the background. Also new is the Generative Fill feature, which has been present in desktop Photoshop for several years, for replacing or adding objects and changing the background accordingly. Furthermore, a tool for removing backgrounds from images with one click has been added. All of this is powered by Photoshop's proprietary Firefly graphics model, which offers unlimited queries for paid users.

In a move that feels suspiciously like the universe trying to impress us with its digital dexterity, Microsoft’s AI-powered Designer app has finally decided to grace all iOS and Android users with its full, non-previewed presence. Picture it as Canva but with a dash more AI sorcery, allowing users to conjure up images and designs from mere text prompts—be it stickers, greeting cards, or collages, as though that’s just how the universe operates. Available in over 80 languages (because why should Earth get all the fun?) and also free on the web, mobile and Windows, Designer comes equipped with “prompt templates” to nudge you into creative brilliance. But it doesn’t stop there—oh no—you can also craft emojis, avatars, monograms, wallpapers and even give your selfies a galactic makeover. Why anyone would ever return to basic, non-AI-powered tools after this is anyone’s guess.