Pablo Reviews & Product Details - Page 2

I love that there are tons of photos available to use as well as the ability to upload our own photos. This really adds diversity to our posts and allows me to personalize each one without reusing the same photos post after post. It also allows you to customize each photo/post for the different photo dimensions across different platforms. FB and Twitter have wider dimensions than Instagram, so it's not a one-size-fits-all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although Pablo has its great qualities, it would be nice if there were more photo editing filters. You can add logos, text, and shapes, but the filters it allows you to apply are too strong. I wish there were a way to change the opacity of the filters or have new filters. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pablo is another tool we use alongside Canva, because one does something better than the other. I personally find Pablo more suitable for the purposes of quickly creating and editing images aimed at posting on social media. The tool is simply dedicated to this purpose better than Canva. All is in there and the process becomes extermely fast and hassle-free. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the available filters are plenty, there aren't enough for some purposes and image backgrounds to make the text look nice, Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ready-made templates for several leading social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram namely)

Tens of thousands of free images available

Credible fonts for text additions

Highly credible search functionality

I really get great use out of the free Chrome extension, a truly helpful and remarkable bonus tool

You can create an easy interface that incorporates a standard logo to brand your social media imagery Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No pre-set template for LinkedIn

A PowerPoint background sizing would be helpful

You've got shades to toy with the image, but it's nowhere near on the same page as Photoshop Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that there are tons of photos available to use as well as the ability to upload our own photos. It really adds diversity to our posts and allows me to customize each one more without re-using the same photos post after post. It also lets you customize each photo/post for the different photo dimensions across the various platforms. FB and Twitter have widers dimensions than Instagram so it is not a one size fits all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm not a huge fan of it being a completely different site than buffer. They seem to be connected but are not. Having to switch between the two sites is a hassle. I would prefer if the aspects of Pablo were just an available on Buffer. I have also ran into some scheduling problems a few times when posting with Buffer through Pablo. I will select a specific date and time, but then it will post it at the next set schedule time instead. I now check Buffer to make sure it is really scheduled correctly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

You have more than 600.000 images to choose from which is already great, but you can also upload your image and logo, the basic filters provided gives a new life to a monotonous picture, it has a nice selection of fonts, easy to share and download. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some filter should have an advanced option and only three types of size. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's SO EASY to quickly and simply add some text to an image and since I use Buffer as well, goes right into being scheduled into whatever social platforms I desire. SO EASY. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its beauty is its curse - Pablo is incredibly quick and easy to use, but that means the features available are super simple. If I want to do more than quickly add text to an image, I need to go elsewhere. But if I just need to add some text and I want to put it right in my Buffer, BOOM, easy peasy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Simplicity is the key for this tool. It has a clear and concrete goal and this is applied to the UX with not so many options and features that confuse non-designers. Any person will have very good and quick results without needing designers knowledge and use the pieces in Buffer or download them to be used on other platforms.

The free images library has very good photos but you can upload your own pictures as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The design options are limited in sizes, text placeholders and filters wich could not very unattractive for designers. I understand that adding too many features could confuse some users but maybe some extra filters and free text placeholders could improve usability. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although in it's early stages - in Pablo, all you have to do is compose your text, pick a background picture, and later download or share it. As simple as that. We can utilize our own Background images too.Pablo changes it dimensions that suit Twitter or Facebook. The "insert graphic or logo" feature is very commendable. No heavy lifting to do for designing social media creatives or try hard to mug the various image dimensions that come with designing them. The chrome extension also does a great job when you copy a text from the web pages - it just is an added ability that you don't have to open an extra web page yourself. Pablo avoids that inconvenience. Kudos for that! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pablo lacks a lot of things and needs many improvements if it has to stand out.It currently doesn't offer support for LinkedIn and Google +. Also, the customization is very limited. The fonts are not all good. Pablo is only on the web and doesn't have any Application for iOS or Android. Pablo could also be more flexible about the resolutions. It is only good if you want to use it once in a while - for example when scheduling on Buffer and you need a quick design to add to your tweet or post. It is not as striking as Buffer though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

How easy it is. I mean, you just upload a shot, choose the style of your text, write what you want... and you are done. No weird things, no more options, no more time than the one needed to do something easy... A simple tool to get easy images with text.

Also, being able to share directly to social channels from the app is a great point. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Resolution, it could improve and reach the original resolution given by the shot. Right now you get a compressed and low-res image that looks cool on social media tools like Facebook or Twitter, but too small to print or you use on some websites with great retina resolution (it's unfair saying this because Pablo was made by Buffer focusing on social media images, so the low-res can be taken as an "optimized" version for sharing) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pablo is really easy to handle and it's fun to work with this tool! The created images can be easily shared over social networks. The special thing about Pablo is that you can use images from Unsplash or Pixabay. Of course, you can also upload your own images and edit them very easily. A truly recommendable tool from Buffer! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is a small drawback: Unfortunately, a text can only be inserted once. Here, I would wish for multiple options to insert several text passages. Perhaps one could even consider including images from kaboompics.com. I miss this provider with Pablo. Because there is also a great selection of photos that could be included. Who knows what the future holds with Pablo. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.