When a page needs artwork and you'd rather describe it than draw it, Illustroke takes a text prompt and returns vector illustrations. You pick a style, get two SVG results per prompt, and can download a PNG too. An editor lets you adjust the vectors, and work saves to the cloud so you can come back to it later.
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Our take
The SVG-first output is the part that matters here. Vector files scale cleanly and stay editable, which suits logos, icons and site graphics better than flat pixel images. Anyone who needs quick artwork without a designer will find the prompt-and-style loop easy to pick up. It won't replace a designer for detailed custom work, and the catalogue record doesn't say how much control the editor gives you.
Features
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Prompt to vector
Type a description and Illustroke generates illustrations in SVG format, with two results per prompt.
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Style choices
You choose from more than 40 styles before generating, which sets the look of the output.
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Built-in editor
Generated vectors can be edited inside the tool rather than exported first.
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Cloud saves
Work is saved to the cloud and can be reopened later.
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PNG downloads
Alongside the SVG file, a PNG version is available to download.
Best for
- Creating vector illustrations from text prompts
- Making website illustrations, logos and icons
- Downloading SVG or PNG versions of generated artwork
- Editing and saving generated vector images
FAQ
- What does Illustroke create from a text prompt?
- It generates vector illustrations in SVG format, returning two per prompt, with a PNG version also available to download.
- Can I edit the illustrations after they're generated?
- Yes. The tool has an editor for adjusting the vector output, and work can be saved to the cloud and reopened later.
- How many styles can I choose from?
- The site says users pick from more than 40 styles before generating an illustration.
Sources
- illustroke.com/ (opens in a new tab) Catalogue record describing prompt-to-vector workflow, styles, editor and downloads