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Every online business hits the same wall, usually in the first month. The product is ready, the page is written, and then you need a logo. And an ebook cover. And a boxshot that makes a digital product look real, a mockup for the sales page, and a banner for the ad. None of those jobs needs a design degree, but each one either costs you hours in software you barely know or money paid to a freelancer, one image at a time. ClickDesigns sells a third route: a template library and a drag and drop editor, paid for once, that covers the whole list.
This ClickDesigns review does what our reviews always do. We did not buy the software, and we say so plainly. Instead we checked everything that can be checked before money moves: whether the product is really listed in the ClickBank marketplace, whether the buying path is stable, whether the buy button reaches a genuine ClickBank checkout, and whether the sale would track to the right seller. We also untangled the biggest source of confusion around this product, because a newer offer called ClickDesigns X is crowding the search results for the same name, and it is not the product this review covers.
What ClickDesigns is
ClickDesigns is a cloud based graphics tool from the vendor Mo Latif, sold through ClickBank under the seller nickname clkdesigns. There is nothing to install. You work in a browser, pick a template, change the text and images in a point and click editor, preview the result live, and export the finished file.
The pitch is aimed squarely at non-designers who sell things online: solo founders, bloggers, course creators, authors, funnel builders, and small e-commerce sellers. The offer on the ClickBank sales page is the Commercial edition. Per that page, it includes the editor, thousands of customizable templates across 28 niche categories, a library of royalty free media assets, step by step video training, and commercial rights, meaning the page states you may sell graphics you create with it. Which parts of that list we could verify, and which parts rest on the vendor’s word, is covered in the verification section below.
ClickDesigns and ClickDesigns X are not the same offer
Search for a ClickDesigns review today and much of what you find is about ClickDesigns X, a newer funnel with its own launch pages and its own review wave. That noise matters, because a buyer can easily read an X review, click a ClickBank link, and assume the two are one product with two names.
They are not, on the evidence we could check. The ClickBank hoplink for this review lands on clickdesigns.com/cb/cd-new/, a sales page titled “ClickDesigns Graphics and Designs Made Easy” that sells the original ClickDesigns. The ClickBank order form behind it names the product “ClickDesigns Commercial”. Nothing in the ClickBank buying path mentions X. So this review covers exactly what that checkout sells: the original ClickDesigns, Commercial edition, through ClickBank. If you want the X funnel, this is not a review of it, and the link on this page does not lead to it.
What we verified for this ClickDesigns review
Our standard gate has four steps, and ClickDesigns passed all four on 2026-10-21.
First, the vendor’s own affiliate page at affiliates.clickdesigns.com/cb/ publishes the standard ClickBank hoplink format for this product, with no special join link and no approval step. We used exactly that format for the links on this page.
Second, the product is listed in the ClickBank marketplace under the seller nickname clkdesigns, confirmed in the signed in marketplace today. That sounds basic, but it is the step that kills bad picks: a live sales page alone proves nothing if the marketplace listing is gone.
Third, fresh visits to the hoplink landed on the same sales page every time, with no rotation to another affiliate and no errors, and the buy button on that page reached a genuine ClickBank Secure Checkout on orders.clickbank.net. The order form names the item “ClickDesigns Commercial” and describes it as a digital product.
Fourth, we decoded the encrypted affiliate ID shown on that order form inside the ClickBank account tools. The decode returned affiliate nickname npforum and seller nickname clkdesigns, which is the attribution this review depends on. A sale made through the link on this page tracks to the right seller and the right affiliate account.
One price wrinkle is worth stating plainly. The sales page headline shows $67 and displays a coupon code, CD20OFF, on the page. The ClickBank order form we reached from that page showed a total of $47.00, with no subscription and no add-ons in the total. We report both numbers because we observed both. The order form is the screen where money actually moves, so treat its total as the number that counts on the day you buy, and expect the sales page headline and the checkout to disagree here.
If you want to look at the offer page yourself before reading the feature list, you can open the official ClickDesigns page here. The list below is what that page says the Commercial edition includes.
What you can make with ClickDesigns
The template list on the sales page is long, and it is a page claim, not something we tested with our own hands. Per the vendor, the Commercial edition covers:
- Logos and favicons
- 2D and 3D boxshots
- 2D and 3D book and ebook covers
- Reports and white papers in 2D
- Device mockups for monitors, laptops, tablets, phones, and watches
- Product bundle and group shots
- Sales funnel graphics such as headlines, buttons, badges, coupons, and guarantee images
The page also states that finished designs export in JPG, PNG, WebP, or PDF at up to 300 DPI, which is the resolution print work needs, and that the editor includes pro features such as shadow effects, reflections, illustrations, fonts, shapes, and icons. Two bundled extras are named on the page: a product mockup template designer and a set of sales funnel graphics.
Read that list the way we do. It describes template categories, and template categories are easy to confirm exist on a sales page and hard to judge for quality without using the tool. A library can hold thousands of templates and still miss the one style your brand needs. That is the main thing a buyer cannot settle from the outside, and it is the honest limit of any review that did not buy the tool.
The commercial rights are the actual selling point
Plenty of tools make passable graphics. What makes ClickDesigns different on paper is the commercial license: the sales page states that buyers can sell the graphics they create, to clients, for profit. That turns the tool from a cost saver into a small service business starter. A freelancer can offer logo and cover packages, build a portfolio from templates inside the tool, and take orders on freelance platforms without owning professional design software.
If that is your plan, read our guide on how to become a graphic designer alongside this review, because it covers the part no tool supplies: finding clients, pricing the work, and handling revisions. And if your graphics are for your own products, our guide on how to sell digital products covers where covers and mockups actually sit in a launch. The honest caution is that template based work competes on speed and price, not on originality. Clients paying premium rates usually want a designer who starts from a blank page. Clients who need a clean cover tomorrow are the realistic market for this route.
What the sales page claims that we cannot verify
The ClickDesigns sales page is written in the loud style common to ClickBank offers, and some of its claims should be read as advertising, not findings.
The page presents a three step blueprint for selling designs and describes the income side in sweeping terms. It cites a multi-billion dollar design industry and suggests a few clicks can turn into large profits. Those are vendor claims. No tool creates demand for your services, and we verified nothing about earnings because there is nothing on a sales page that could verify them. Treat any income framing as a reason to slow down, not speed up.
The page also claims designs come out better than what professionals deliver and that anyone can become a pro designer overnight. Template tools genuinely do close much of the gap for standard marketing graphics. They do not replace judgment about layout, color, and brand consistency, and a buyer who expects professional grade identity work from templates alone will be disappointed.
What we can say, from checks rather than copy, is narrower and more useful: the product exists in the marketplace, the checkout is genuine, the attribution decodes correctly, and the feature list and license terms are stated in writing on the page you buy from. Our guide to choosing an affiliate program explains why we insist on that transaction level proof before reviewing anything in this category, and tools like Sqribble and AI Media Machine went through the same gate on this site.
The demand problem, stated honestly
There is one finding in this ClickDesigns review that cuts against buying, and it is not hidden. Third party trackers that watch ClickBank put this product’s gravity near zero in our October checks, somewhere between 0.13 and 0.48 depending on the tracker. Gravity is a rough count of how many affiliates earned a commission recently, so numbers that low mean very few people are selling ClickDesigns right now.
Low gravity does not make a product fake, and the transaction checks above all passed today. What it does suggest is a mature, quiet product rather than a growing one. Quiet products get fewer updates, smaller communities, and slower support than tools in their growth years. A one-time payment softens that risk, since there is no monthly bill riding on the vendor’s future, but it does not remove it. Buy this for graphics you need this quarter, priced against the freelancer bills it replaces, not as a bet on where the tool will be in three years.
Who ClickDesigns fits, and who should skip it
ClickDesigns fits a beginner or a small seller who needs the standard set of marketing graphics on a regular basis: covers for lead magnets and ebooks, boxshots and bundles for digital products, mockups for sales pages, and simple logos. If you currently pay per image or lose evenings to design software you never wanted to learn, a template library at one payment is a rational trade, and the commercial rights add a real second use if you want to sell design services on the side.
Skip it if you already work confidently in a full design suite, since templates will feel like a step down. Skip it if your brand needs a distinctive identity rather than clean, standard graphics. Skip it if you rarely need graphics at all, because a one-time price is still money spent on a tool that sits idle. And skip it for now if you came here looking for ClickDesigns X, since that is a different offer that this review does not cover.
Is ClickDesigns a scam?
Short answer: the transaction side checks out, and we found no sign of a fake offer. The marketplace listing is live, the sales page and the checkout agree on the product name, the payment runs through ClickBank’s own order form, and the affiliate decode confirms the seller is clkdesigns. The concerns around ClickDesigns are about expectations, hype in the sales copy, the X name confusion, and the product’s low current momentum. Those are buying risks, not fraud signals. We investigate the scam question on its own in our piece on whether ClickDesigns is a scam, including the price mismatch and the refund route.
We also ran the value math on its own: is ClickDesigns worth it?
ClickDesigns review FAQ
Is ClickDesigns a one-time payment or a subscription?
The ClickBank order form we verified showed a single one-time total for ClickDesigns Commercial, with no subscription in the total. The sales page describes the deal as pay once with no monthly or annual fees.
How much does ClickDesigns cost?
The sales page headline shows $67 with a coupon code displayed on the page, and the ClickBank checkout we reached showed a $47.00 total. Prices on offers like this change, so the order form total on the day you buy is the figure to trust.
Can I sell the graphics I make with ClickDesigns?
The sales page states that the Commercial edition includes commercial rights to sell all types of graphics you create with it. That statement is part of the offer on the page you buy from.
Do I need design experience to use ClickDesigns?
The tool is built around templates and a drag and drop editor, and the vendor says no design skills are needed. We did not test the editor ourselves, so treat ease of use as a vendor claim. Basic comfort with editing text and images in a browser is a fair assumption.
Is ClickDesigns the same as ClickDesigns X?
No, not on the evidence in the ClickBank buying path. The ClickBank checkout sells ClickDesigns Commercial, the original product. ClickDesigns X is a separate, newer funnel. This review covers only the ClickBank product.
What if ClickDesigns is not right for me?
The seller offers a refund.
Our verdict on ClickDesigns
ClickDesigns is a real, verifiable product wrapped in sales copy that promises more than any graphics tool can deliver. Strip the hype away and the remaining offer is clear: a large template library for the graphics online sellers need most, a browser editor, commercial rights, and one payment instead of a subscription, sold through a genuine ClickBank checkout that we decoded and confirmed. Against that stand a quiet marketplace presence, template quality we cannot judge without buying, and a name collision with ClickDesigns X that buyers need to keep straight.
If you need covers, boxshots, mockups, and logos regularly and you are not a designer, this is a sensible tool to try at a one-time price, bought for the work in front of you rather than the income story on the sales page. You can see the current ClickDesigns offer on the official page and check the order form total before you decide. If templates are not your route at all, our guide to starting a blog covers the free and low cost design routes beginners use instead.