I just realized today that if I have an element in a design that was uploaded to Kittl and I delete it from my uploads library that it deletes it from a saved design. I am on the PRO Account and thought I would be able to manage my 1 GB of space by deleting elements I may not need because the season has passed, etc. I realize now that I will really have to manage closely because it can impact previous designs. Eek! Canva does not delete an image that is already saved in a design if you delete from your uploads.

Would be spectacular if there was the ability to convert imported graphics to SVG so as to control the colors to match other graphics in your design.

When text is selected on the screen and the typeface drop down is clicked, auto scroll to and select it in the list so you can continue where you left off when browsing fonts

A texture overlay that could add an aged edge to a design without affecting the middle area of the design would be a wonderful tool.

It would be helpful to have the shapes (silhouettes and outlines) of countries of the world, and the 50 USA states too. Here in the USA, many people identify by state where the live, and many designs can be use that shape for an element (e.g. Texas, California, etc.). I would also include Earth and globes in this section. So KITTL could have a "Geography" elements tab or tabs (Global Geography) + (USA Geography).

Unless I'm missing something, I can't see any way to line things up accurately or stick to requirements for margins, etc. This is essential when designing for certain platforms, for example KDP who have strict rules for the print area in designs with no bleed.

Can anything be done about making guides visible at 4500x5400 pixels like they are in lower resolutions?

How about a KITTL way to create Seamless or Repeatable Patterns?

Vexels, Canva, Printful all have their mockup generators. It would extremely make my workflow more efficient if I can create designs and mockups within Kittl, and export BOTH ready designs, and ready mockups.

Would love to see more patterns in the elements. Leopard print, plaid, polkadot, paisley, argyle, houndstooth, 80s, geometric, camo, etc.