AI tools in Design
What each Fjord design tool is good for, when to do the job by hand, and how to check an AI result before it goes out. You improve one real post along the way.
Design has a family of AI tools called the Fjord design tools. They change words, clean up photos, turn a flat picture into something you can edit, translate a design and make a photo move. Some save you an hour. Some are slower than doing the job yourself.
Six lessons. You work on one post for a made-up shop, Corner Bean, a small coffee shop that wants to announce a free cookie with any large latte on Saturday. You can use your own business instead. Use a real photo if you have one: a cup, a counter, a face.
The tools are on the paid plans. On Free you see a short note about that, and everything else in the editor still works. It helps to have a brand kit set up first. Design posts that stop the scroll covers the basics of Design.
When you finish: a post improved with the Fjord design tools, where you know which tool to use, which jobs are quicker by hand, what each run costs, and how to check the result before you post.
Lessons
- 1Meet the Fjord design toolsWhere the AI tools live in Design, what each is for, and what they cost.
- 2Change the words with RewriteRewrite one text, a whole carousel or pick a template from a goal, and when to type the words yourself.
- 3Clean up your photoRemove a background, erase something, change a photo with a sentence, and the jobs hand tools do better.
- 4Edit a flat picture and translate a designTurn a picture with words on it into text you can change, and copy a design into another language.
- 5Make a photo move, and let Bo fill your pagesTurn a photo into a five second video, add motion with Animate for me, and fill a design with words Bo wrote.
- 6Check the result before you postA short checklist for any AI result, what each run costs, and what to do when it goes wrong.
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