Overview
Drawify is a draw-and-earn platform for creating hand-drawn vectors, clipart, and illustrations, used by 30,000+ professionals and 16,000+ Miro teams. The platform offers a Google Slides add-on, a marketplace for buying and selling editable templates, and tools for visual storytelling and explaining complex ideas to clients.
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- Fourteen days of one Drawify question: Can we help people turn expertise into a visual story faster—without losing the human voice or the ability to edit? The next step is not more generic content. It is testing real jobs with real users: - explain a lesson; - guide a behavior change; - align a client team; or - map a complicated process. If one of those is part of your work, we would like to watch how you currently do it and build the next Drawify demonstration around the real task. Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/exvz6ZNv
- If you could turn one recurring explanation into an editable visual, what would it be? Reply with the topic and who needs to understand it. We are looking for real educator, trainer, facilitator, and consultant examples—not hypothetical prompts. Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/esB7Qt-i
- The first visual is rarely the finished visual. A facilitator changes the language. An educator simplifies a label. A consultant rearranges the story after hearing the client. That is why editability matters to Drawify. The product should accelerate the first structure without taking authorship away from the person who understands the audience. Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/ehvMKUvV
- When students struggle with a concept, more detail is not always the answer. Try making the sequence visible: - where it begins; - what changes; - what the learner should notice; and - how the parts connect. Sequence before decoration. Relationship before polish. What topic would benefit from a visual explanation? Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/gX_VeGgw
- Trainer prompt: Do not only show the desired behavior. Visualize the moment before it, the invitation that makes it possible, the behavior itself, and the result the team experiences. That is a behavior-change story—not a decorative slide. Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/eR28St7S
- The cost of an unclear idea is rarely one bad slide. It is the meeting after the meeting. The repeated explanation. The decision that waits because everyone pictured something different. A useful visual does not make the work look prettier. It gives the group the same mental model. What idea in your work keeps requiring another explanation? Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/evkXMekH
- This week’s Drawify hypothesis: People do not primarily need “more illustrations.” They need a faster way to turn expertise into a visual explanation they can still edit. The first proof is promising: a training concept became a four-stage visual story inside Drawify. Next we are testing three jobs separately: - educators explaining a concept; - trainers guiding behavior change; and - consultants aligning a client team. Which one should we demonstrate next? Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/gT9hrbSw
- Try this visual brief: “Show the problem, the turning point, the changed behavior, and the outcome. Use short labels and arrows. The picture should work without my narration.” That single constraint improves most visual explanations. Try Drawify: https://lnkd.in/eyQWxS8W
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