Restylez vs Photoshop
If you retouch photos, build composites or need exact print colour control, Photoshop is the right tool and always will be. Restylez is for everyone who opened Photoshop once, felt lost, and just wanted their flyer done — in their look, in every size, ready to print.
Photoshop is a professional image editor: pixels, layers, retouching, print colour.
Pick Photoshop when…
- Photo retouching and compositing
- Pixel-level control and pro colour management
- You are a designer and this is your craft
Pick Restylez when…
Pick Restylez when…- No skill needed — describe the change
- Whole decks and editable PowerPoints (Photoshop does not do decks)
- Every format from one reference in minutes
- Brand pulled from your website
- Pay per piece, no licence
No skill needed — describe the changeThe same job, both ways.
Change the date and venue on a bought flyer, then make the postcard.
In Photoshop
Open the file — if you have the layered original and the fonts. Edit the text layer, match the effects, resize the canvas, rearrange, export twice.
In Restylez
Paste the flyer (a flat image is fine). Type the new date and venue. Tick “Postcard”. Done.
Side by side.
| What you need | Photoshop | Restylez |
|---|---|---|
Learning curve | Weeks to months | None — plain words |
Works from a flat image | Hard — you need layers and fonts | Yes |
Slide decks | No | Yes, whole decks in a look |
Editable PowerPoint | No | Yes |
Print-ready | Yes, full control | Yes — sizes, bleed, 300 DPI, automatic |
Photo retouching | The best there is | Not what it is for |
Price | Monthly licence | Per finished piece |
Photoshop is a trademark of its owner; no affiliation. Based on public product descriptions, September 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
Questions people ask.
If your job is finished marketing pieces — flyers, cards, posts, decks — yes. If your job is photos and composites, no, and we would not pretend otherwise.
Yes. Export it as a flat image and paste it in.