Getting a good illustration meant waiting on someone else, settling for stock, or prompting a generator that forgot the person it had just drawn. Ask for the same character on the next page and you got a stranger. A website, a deck, or a children's book falls apart when every page introduces someone new.

We built Illustro because we wanted that generator on our own desk. You describe the picture. You pick a style. Flat vectors, line art, 3D, or a children's book page. The character you liked is the character on the next page.

When the result is close, you change it with a sentence. When you need the file, you export an SVG and open it in Figma. A set of pictures should feel like one piece of work, and you should be able to keep using it.

We are Luca and Irene. He writes. She designs. We are still two people, and we are stubborn about the next illustration looking like the last one. If it looks like it belongs on your site, that is the job.