How it works
Let your creativity run free, submit designs to our challenges, and earn cool prizes.
Follow our three steps guide and win your first design challenge.
STEP 1Create a unique design
Create a design from scratch based on a challenge theme. Use the Kittl library of elements and fonts for your creation.
STEP 2Publish your design to a challenge
Publish your design from the editor and make sure to pick the challenge you want to participate in.
STEP 3Get votes & win
Get feedback & votes from the community. Winners receive a prize, and will be featured on the mainpage.
Challenge rules
A Pro or Expert subscription is not necessary to enter or win a challenge. Free users can submit 1 design per challenge. Pro & Expert users can submit up to 3 designs per challenge.
General rules:
Challenges are open only to persons who are 18 years old or older
Entries must be received by the Challenge end date
To participate in a challenge, you must publish a design to the Kittl community and select a challenge to participate in
An entry must fulfill all Challenge requirements, to be eligible to win a prize
Challenge entries must be created with Kittl
Entries that are incomplete or do not adhere to the rules or specifications may be disqualified
Prizes and winner selection:
Prizes are listed on the challenge description page
There are up to 3 winners per challenge (1st, 2nd, 3rd place)
Any money transfers will be made through PayPal
Winners are picked by the community in form of upvotes
To prevent fraudulent voting behavior or fake accounts, only upvotes by active community members impact the score of a submission
Entries with the most upvotes win the challenge
The voting period extends for 2 days after the challenge ended
All Kittl users are allowed to vote for as many designs as they want
You have one vote per design
Winners will be notified by direct message through e-mail within five (5) days following selection of Winner
For voting we recommend following criteria:
Execution of the challenge brief
Visual appeal
Technical execution
Uniqueness