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All the Design Tools You’ll Ever Need, Starting at 70% Off

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Budding designers, this one’s for you—five favorite design tools used by the pros, starting at 70% off at the Mary Sue Shop.

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Boxshot 4 Home Lifetime License: If you’ve got a product, you need Boxshot 4, the easiest way to showcase your product online with realistic 3D mockups that are production quality. Make software boxes, books, magazines, cards, phones, and more. Get it for $29.

piZap Pro: Lifetime Subscription: Edit photos, design collages, make emojis, and more—let your inner creative out to play with piZap’s library of hundreds of free fonts, stock images, filters, stickers, collage layouts, and photo editing and design tools. Get it for $39.99.

Animatron Studio Pro Plan Lifetime Subscription: Create mobile-friendly marketing animations without knowing how to design or code. This WYSIWYG editor makes it easy to create explainer videos, presentations and more with thousands of free pre-animated characters, backgrounds, and props. Get it for $49.99.

Slideshop Lifetime Subscription: You’ve never made slideshows like this before. Get access to 15,000+ presentation template slides for KeyNote, Power Point, and Google Slides and go nuts—simple editing tools make them easy to customize. Siemens, Samsung, Nike, AT&T, IBM, and L’Oreal all use Slideshop. Join them and get it for $29.99.

PixTeller Pro Lifetime Subscription: You don’t need any tech know-how to create your own designs when you have PixTeller’s library of 74,000 pre-made designs, 1.5 million photos, and 100,000 shapes. Just start with their designs and customize to your liking! No wonder TechCrunch says PixTeller “makes designers (almost) obsolete.” Get it for $34.99.

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