Tool Overview

Choose the tool that matches the real job.

Compare the tools side by side, see what each one is best at, and jump into the guides if you want examples, workflows, and more detailed help before you choose.

Drawsy

Use Drawsy when ideas are still visual, open-ended, and easier to shape on a canvas than in a rigid task list.

Best for: Content planning, simple diagrams, workshops, and async whiteboard collaboration.

Open Drawsy

Easy Image Converter

Use the converter when image prep needs to become faster, cleaner, and less inconsistent across export destinations.

Best for: Batch conversion, resizing, format changes, product imagery, and multi-channel exports.

Open Easy Image Converter

Planner

Use Planner when work needs status, ownership, and timing instead of just loose visual thinking.

Best for: Kanban-style execution, recurring plans, yearly rhythms, and shared progress tracking.

Open Planner

Re-Light Studio

Use Re-Light Studio when otherwise solid product or campaign images need more depth, emphasis, and polish.

Best for: Product images, mockups, campaign visuals, and before-and-after quality improvement passes.

Open Re-Light Studio

SEO Helper

Use SEO Helper when titles and descriptions need a fast, practical review before they go live.

Best for: Snippet previews, metadata checks, clickability review, and quick title-description iteration.

Open SEO Helper

How to choose and combine the tools

Find the right tool for the job, then see how they work together.

Compare the main use cases, read the most common questions, and see a few practical workflows that use more than one tool together.

Which tool should I use?

I need to convert many images fast

Start with Easy Image Converter when export consistency, dimensions, or format changes are the main job.

I need better-looking product photos

Start with Re-Light Studio when the images are usable but still feel flat, weak, or underlit.

I need to brainstorm or map ideas visually

Start with Drawsy when the work is still exploratory and benefits from a flexible canvas.

I need to track active work and timing

Start with Planner when work needs ownership, stages, or a year-based planning view.

Common questions

How should I choose between Drawsy and Planner?

Use Drawsy when the work is still visual, exploratory, or loosely defined. Use Planner when the work has become concrete enough to assign, prioritize, and track.

Which tool is best for ecommerce imagery?

Easy Image Converter is the stronger fit for export consistency and sizing, while Re-Light Studio is the stronger fit for improving depth, lighting, and visual presentation.

Do these tools belong in one workflow?

Yes. A team might plan visually in Drawsy, move approved work into Planner, prepare images with Easy Image Converter, polish selected visuals in Re-Light Studio, and check published metadata in SEO Helper.

Common ways people use the tools

A lot of people end up using more than one of these together.

Prepare webshop images without last-minute guesswork

Use the image guides to lock format, sizing, and batch-export decisions before the upload deadline becomes stressful...

Brainstorm visually, then hand the work into execution

Use Drawsy for the rough thinking, then move the approved outcome into a planner structure once ownership and timing matter more...

Plan launches with a timing view and an execution view

Annual timing and weekly delivery answer different questions. The strongest setups usually keep both visible instead of forcing one view to do everything...

Guides by workflow

Browse guides by the kind of work you are trying to do.

Start with the workflow that matches your situation, and then open the specific guide that helps with that next step.

Image conversion and asset prep

Guides for file formats, export quality, batch conversion, and choosing image sizes that work across storefronts, blogs, and campaigns.

PNG vs JPG vs WebP: which image format should you choose in 2026?

A practical format guide for people who publish product shots, blog images, and campaign assets and need the right balance of quality, transparency, and file size...

How to batch convert images without obvious quality loss

Stop re-exporting the same images over and over. This guide covers the small decisions that preserve quality when you batch convert at scale...

Best image sizes for webshop, blog, and social media content

A destination-first sizing guide for teams who want fewer export mistakes and more consistent images across storefronts, articles, and social campaigns...

Product photo improvement

Guides for relighting, before-and-after evaluation, and making browser-based product visuals look cleaner and more believable.

How to improve product photos with browser-based relighting

A practical guide for ecommerce teams and creators who want cleaner, more premium product visuals from existing photos...

A practical before-and-after checklist for stronger product photos

A review framework for teams who want to improve product visuals without overediting them...

Whiteboard collaboration

Guides for visual planning, async review loops, and turning early whiteboard thinking into something a team can actually use.

How to use an online whiteboard for content planning

A whiteboard workflow for creators and small marketing teams who need a clearer planning phase before the calendar and tasks are locked...

Whiteboard workflows that actually help small teams move faster

A practical guide for small teams that want the benefits of a whiteboard without the mess of an unstructured canvas...

How to use teams for Drawsy and Planner collaboration

A practical guide to using ClevTools teams so people can work together on Drawsy and Planner boards, whether they are active at the same time or catching up later...

Async whiteboard reviews for small teams: a simple review pattern that sticks

A lightweight review pattern for teams that want faster decisions without turning every update into a live call...

How to move from a whiteboard into a real execution plan

A practical handoff pattern for teams that brainstorm visually first and need a cleaner way to operationalize the outcome...

Planner systems and timing

Guides for weekly execution, year-wheel planning, launch timing, and combining long-range planning with day-to-day delivery.