Text-to-vector generation
Generate vector illustrations from text prompts and receive artwork in SVG format, with PNG also mentioned as a downloadable option.
Illustroke is an AI design tool for SVG vector illustrations from text prompts, with image-to-vector conversion and prompt-based image generation.
Illustroke is an AI design tool for creating vector illustrations from text prompts. The site positions it as a way to make website illustrations, logos, and icons in SVG format, with editable output and a workflow aimed at quick prompt-based generation.
The product site also includes related tools for converting existing images to SVG and for generating raster images from prompts. Pricing is presented as a token-based, pay-per-use model with one-time bundles, and the site says the service is temporarily disabled due to technical issues.
Generate vector illustrations from text prompts and receive artwork in SVG format, with PNG also mentioned as a downloadable option.
Choose from more than 40 styles, including flat and isometric options, to keep the visual result consistent with the prompt.
Create two vector illustrations per generation according to the site’s flow, giving you multiple outputs from a single prompt.
Edit vector images after generation, then save work to the cloud and reopen it later from the editor.
Use the image-to-vector tool to upload PNG, JPEG, JPG, WEBP, TIFF, BMP, and GIF files and convert them into SVG files.
Generate prompt-based PNG images in the separate AI image generator, which is billed as one token for two 1024x1024 PNG images.
Create scalable illustrations for landing pages, blog posts, and product screens when you need artwork that can resize cleanly without losing quality.
Generate logos, icons, and other brand visuals from a prompt, then refine the vector output in the editor.
Upload an existing raster image and convert it to SVG when you need a vector version for design or layout work.
Produce prompt-based PNG images in the separate image generator when a raster asset is more appropriate than SVG.
Use the cloud-saving editor to revisit and adjust generated vectors after the first pass instead of starting from scratch.
Illustroke generates vector illustrations from text prompts. The homepage also says it can be used to create website illustrations, logos, and icons, and that the output is available as SVG, with PNG download also mentioned.
The pricing page describes Illustroke as a pay-per-use service with one-time token bundles rather than a subscription. It also mentions free tokens are available through a welcome code shared on social channels.
The homepage says you can type a prompt, choose from more than 40 styles, generate results, and then modify the vector images with the editor. The image-to-vector page adds upload, adjustment, and download steps for SVG conversion.
The image-to-vector page says uploaded images are securely processed and not stored on the servers. The pricing page says illustrations are free to download and use for commercial and non-commercial purposes, and that they are unique and cannot be accessed by other users.
The homepage states that Illustroke is temporarily disabled due to technical issues and that the service will come back soon. Support contact addresses are listed on the site.