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Introducing Illustro: illustrations that stay on-brand

Luca Mussari

October 1, 2026 · 2 min read

Introducing Illustro: illustrations that stay on-brand
Illustration made with Illustro

Illustro is for when a product, landing page, or app needs custom illustration, and stock art is too generic to ship.

Describe the scene, pick a style, and generate. Then keep going: edit the result, reuse the same character, and export files that fit a real design workflow.

What you can make

  • Website and product scenes for homepages, empty states, and onboarding
  • App illustrations that match a UI palette instead of fighting it
  • Character packs so the same person shows up across a whole flow
  • Marketing visuals that look designed, not generated and dumped

If that person has to appear more than once, illustration packs lock the character first, then fill in the rest of the set.

Built for designers, not just prompts

Most AI image tools stop at a pretty PNG. Illustro is closer to how you already work: generate, iterate, keep consistency, then hand the asset to Figma, a website, or a slide.

You can finish the file in the same workspace you generated it in, or drop it onto the canvas if Figma is already open.

If you have been collecting screenshots of styles you like, start from a prompt and a reference instead of a blank canvas. On a marketing site, the style has to support the product, not sit on top of it.

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Creating illustrations shouldn't be hard. Start turning your ideas into editable, on-brand illustrations in seconds.

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Illustration packs: one character across a whole set

Illustration packs: one character across a whole set

Generate a locked character once, then get a full pack of scenes for UI, 3D, or a children's storyboard.

Irene Lidia Wang

October 1, 2026

Illustro is on the Figma Marketplace

Illustro is on the Figma Marketplace

Generate illustrations without leaving Figma. Install the plugin, connect your Illustro account, and drop results onto the canvas.

Luca Mussari

October 1, 2026

3D characters that look physical, without Blender

3D characters that look physical, without Blender

Stylized 3D characters and clay-style scenes from a prompt. For mascots, product shots, and product UI that needs more depth than flat art.

Luca Mussari

October 1, 2026