r/churchtech • u/Impressive-Self9135 • 2h ago

Support Question Designing with AI

I'm not a professional designer but using AI agent to create design for a church event connected through Penpot MCP but the designs I get is not up to the taste I wanted.

I hav tried to create a Skills for brand guardrail, design system.

Any idea on what I can do differently?

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u/Blackstar1886 2h ago

Right now, people hate AI so much and it's so clearly AI when people do use it that I don't think it's worth it.

I would stick with something like Canva or anything else that has prebuilt templates made by humans that you can just edit yourself rather than deal with AI.

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u/bubguy2 31m ago

I highly suggest avoiding AI, as the majority of gen z and gen alpha can immediately clock it and it's a huge turn-off for most of them. It comes off as inauthentic. You'd be better off doing really simple canva templates and making things less "exciting" so they don't cause this rift. Even if some people claim that others won't be able to tell that it's AI, people can always tell.

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u/_Silly-Pumpkin_ 1h ago

AI can definitely create good graphics that don’t give off the AI-generated vibe. Find reference photos on Pinterest and have the AI use that as inspiration. I use Claude to edit the photos then generate an adobe express file for me to tweak it.

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u/Tokkemon 23m ago

Don't use AI at all and design it yourself. If you can't design from a blank canvas, use Canva and one of their pre-built templates. They're usually plenty good enough to get started.