SVG illustrations in your brand style
Icons are one glyph. Illustrations are whole scenes — the empty state nobody drew, the hero at the top of the page, the 404, the article header, the design going on a shirt. Icora generates them as matched sets and traces them to real, editable SVG, so the twelfth scene still looks like it came from the same studio as the first.
What are you illustrating?
Each guide covers the specs, best-fit styles, and prompts for one job — and opens the generator with that use case already selected.
Empty State Illustrations
No data, no results, nothing here yet — the screens users hit first.
Hero Illustrations
The one large scene at the top of a landing page.
404 & Error Page Illustrations
Page not found, server error, maintenance, offline.
Onboarding Illustrations
Welcome screens, setup steps, and feature tours.
Blog & Article Illustrations
Header images and inline art that make a blog look like one publication.
T-Shirt & Apparel Designs
Print-ready vector artwork for shirts, hoodies, totes, and merch.
Sticker & Cut-File Illustrations
Die-cut stickers, vinyl decals, and Cricut-ready cut files.
Poster & Large-Format Illustrations
Event posters, wall art, and anything printed larger than a page.
SaaS Product Illustrations
One illustration system across marketing, product, and docs.
Feature Section Illustrations
The alternating scenes that explain each product benefit.
Mobile App Illustrations
In-app scenes for onboarding, permissions, empty states, and success.
Presentation & Deck Illustrations
Pitch decks, sales decks, and internal presentations.
Email & Newsletter Illustrations
Campaign headers, transactional emails, and newsletter art.
Social Media Illustrations
Post graphics, carousels, quote cards, and story art.
How the illustration flow works
The same pipeline that keeps icon sets consistent runs on scenes — with a brief, a preview step, and a vector editor at the end.
Choose the job, not a blank canvas
Empty state, hero, 404, onboarding, article header, print — each use case carries a tuned prompt template so you start from a brief instead of a blinking cursor.
Lock your brand style once
Pick from 26 scene styles, set an exact hex palette, and attach up to three of your own illustrations as references. That combination becomes the look every later scene inherits.
Review before you import
Generation returns a preview first. Keep what works, add more sheets to the same batch, and import only the scenes you want into a project.
Real vector, really editable
Accepted scenes trace to true SVG paths — open any of them in the studio to move nodes, recolor fills, simplify curves, or bake in CSS animation.
Expand without drifting
Need scene number nine next quarter? Expand the same project. Your existing illustrations are fed back as the style reference, so the new ones match instead of looking bolted on.
26 illustration styles
Scene styles, not icon styles — tuned for composition, characters, and depth. Pick one to open the generator with it selected.
Icons or illustrations?
| Icons | Illustrations | |
|---|---|---|
| Job | Label an action or object | Carry a mood or explain a situation |
| Size on screen | 16–48px | 240–1200px |
| Batch size | 20–50 per run | 1–10 per run |
| Detail budget | One idea, no scenery | Characters, depth, background |
| Typical home | Toolbars, nav, buttons | Empty states, heroes, error pages, print |
| Output | Editable SVG | Editable SVG |
Need the other half? Browse icon styles or read the icon use-case guides.
Start with one scene
Generate an empty state, see whether the style is yours, then build the rest of the set around it. The free tier is enough to find out.
Open the illustration generator