Sivi

Sivi is an online design helper that turns rough ideas into polished visuals in minutes.

How to use Sivi

1. Sign up at sivi.ai and open the dashboard.
2. Pick a project type—social post, banner, or ad—then drop in your headline, brand colours, and any must-use images.
3. Hit “Generate” and wait a few seconds while Sivi creates several layouts.
4. Select a favourite mock-up, tweak fonts or icons with the right-panel editor, and export the final file.
5. Store the design in your workspace or push it straight to your social scheduler.

What We Liked and What Could Be Better

Advantages

• Speedy creation: our trial pieces came together in under two minutes, a relief when a campaign deadline sneaks up.
• User-friendly dashboard: even team members with zero design background navigated the menus without hand-holding.
• Diverse templates: the library covered fashion, tech, and hospitality; we even mocked up a menu graphic inspired by the glowing feedback we saw for Gostilna Sivi Caven’s pleasant ambiance and friendly prices.
• Output quality: colours stayed true to brand guidelines, and exported PNGs looked crisp on both desktop and mobile feeds.
• Solid public rating: the “Sivi The Bespoke Boutique” community review averaged 4.2/5, matching our own satisfaction after a week of use.

Drawbacks

• Workplace sentiment gap: while the product feels polished, the 2.6/5 score reported by more than twenty SiviSoft employees hints at internal strains that might slow future feature roll-outs.
• Limited integrations: direct posting works only with Facebook and Instagram right now; our LinkedIn manager had to upload files manually.
• Font upload quota: the free tier caps custom fonts at three, which cramped one client’s strict typography rules.
• No video output: animated posts remain on the roadmap, so motion-first marketers may need a second tool.

Closing Note

Sivi shaved hours off our content prep and delivered slick visuals that pleased clients and social followers alike, yet a few rough edges—particularly around team feedback and platform connections—keep it from being the only design tool in our kit.