Using Krumzi on Your Phone
Design, edit and chat with the AI on your phone, save exports straight to your photos, and see what still needs a laptop.
Written By Andrei Terteci
Last updated About 2 hours ago
Krumzi works on your phone, editor included. You can make a design, change it by hand or with the AI, export it and save it to your photos without touching a laptop. The full editor, with panels and layers, is still on a laptop.
The editor on a phone
Open an image, carousel, flyer, poster or document on your phone and you get the phone editor: your design on top, the AI chat at the bottom. It's the same editor you use on a laptop, with the same design, autosave and undo, laid out for a small screen.
Tap an element to select it, and drag to move it.
Use the handles to resize and rotate. They're sized for a finger.
Tap text again to open the keyboard and rewrite it.
Pinch to zoom, and drag one finger on empty space to move around.
The header has undo, redo and Export. Tap the Krumzi mark, top left, for your account menu. It has New design too, which takes you to the AI designer to start your next one.
A short note under the header says The full editor, with panels and layers, is on your laptop. Dismiss it once and it's gone on that phone.
Chatting with the AI
The message box sits at the bottom and stays above the keyboard while you type. The AI's latest reply, or what it's working on right now, peeks just above it. Tap that peek to open the whole conversation, then close it to get back to your design.
Switching apps or locking your phone doesn't stop the AI. The turn keeps running, and the result is waiting when you come back.
Exporting on a phone
Tap Export. The export options open as a sheet from the bottom. On a free trial, downloads carry a watermark until your plan starts.
When the file's ready, tap Save to your phone. Your phone's share sheet opens: save it to your photos, post it straight away, or save it to Files.
A carousel comes back as one image per slide, ready to post in order.
A flyer, poster or document PDF stays a PDF.
We also email you the file, so nothing's lost if you close the share sheet.
What's laptop-only
The side panels and layers, like elements, media, brand, backgrounds and slides. On a phone, just ask the AI: "add our logo bottom right", "make the background darker".
Multi-select, keyboard shortcuts and the right-click menu.
Video editing. Open a video on your phone and you'll see a screen with Email me the link and Copy link, so you can pick it up on your laptop. And when you describe a video idea on a phone, Krumzi makes it as a story-sized image instead and tells you so.
Everything else works on a phone
Signing up, picking a plan and starting your free trial, then your first design all the way to the download.
The AI Designer prompt box, Visuals, Brand Mind, Post Ideas, Settings and billing, the calendar and scheduling, and all the free tools.
Started on your phone, finishing on a laptop?
Everything autosaves, so just open the design on your laptop. If you started a design and it never got built, it builds itself the next time you open it.
The emailed editor link opens the design in your account only. It's a handoff between your own devices, not a way to share a design with a client or teammate. To share it, export it and send the file.
Tablets
Tablets get the full laptop editor. It works with touch, but it's built for a mouse, so expect a few fiddly moments with small handles.
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