Mockup generators
POG Snap vs Canva
Canva is where planograms go when nobody has a planogram tool — cut-out product images dragged onto a rectangle. It is the honest baseline this product is competing with.
Choose Canva if
You need a sell sheet, a one-pager or a slide, and no shelf geometry is involved.
Choose POG Snap if
Somebody in the room is going to ask whether it actually fits.
Where they sit
A general design tool with a box mockup generator among thousands of other templates.
At a glance
| Capability | POG Snap | Canva |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensionally accurate to the inch | Yes | No |
| A whole fixture, many facings at once | Yes | No |
| Photoreal packaging built from your artwork files | Yes | Yes |
| Aimed at the supplier's sales team | Yes | No |
| Runs a chain of stores | No | No |
What Canva does better
- Being already open on everybody's machine, with no case to make to anyone.
- Every other design job in the building.
- Free, collaborative and instantly familiar.
Where POG Snap differs
- Nothing in Canva knows that a peg sits every 3 inches or that a pack is 4 inches wide.
- Capacity, rate of sale and weeks of supply are computed rather than typed into a text box.
- A buyer cannot poke a hole in a layout that was measured.
Pricing
Canva
Free tier plus paid plans.
POG Snap
The editor opens with no account and no payment. Paid plans are not priced yet, so this page does not quote a number it would have to take back.
Questions
- Why not just build the planogram in Canva or PowerPoint?
- Plenty of people do, and it works right up until a buyer asks how many facings fit in four feet. A drawing that was never measured cannot answer that, and being caught out on it costs more than the shelf.
- Does POG Snap export to PowerPoint?
- Yes, with real editable text boxes rather than a flat image, so numbers can be changed in the room.
Ten minutes is enough to tell.
Put a fixture on the screen, drop in a dieline and see what comes out. No account, nothing to install.
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