Sketch

So here's the start screen.

You have Doodle, Sketch, and Cartoon, all right? So I went to Doodle, and I did...

Yeah.

Tried to draw.

And if you make several edits in a row, it's better at remembering early changes instead of slowly destroying the image as you go.

There's also a new feature called Sketch.

Instead of struggling to describe exactly where you want something in a picture, you can simply draw a rough sketch and let ChatGPT turn that into the finished image.

You can also place comments directly on an image to show what you want changed.

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It's Olivia Dufault.

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So I think Figma is in that Adobe space right now where they know there is no other top-of-the-line alternative right now, cloud-based alternative.

Like there's Sketch, but it's not cloud-based.

There's... you know, a bunch of open source ones like paper and whatnot, which are doing like this whole, okay, it's open source and it's cheaper and it fits into your organization.

But Figma is like just like one of those plug and play kind of things, you know, like Adobe, you know, it's just plug and play, you get the subscription.

And we were like for UI design, I was using Photoshop.

I was like, okay, there are no UI.

I think the only UI design tool that was, I think, super brand new was Sketch.

And you needed a Mac for it.