
How to generate a consistent character pack
Keep the same person across onboarding, empty states, and emails, without redrawing them from scratch every time.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026
Product updates, illustration how-tos, and ideas from the Illustro team.

Keep the same person across onboarding, empty states, and emails, without redrawing them from scratch every time.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Install the plugin, connect your account, generate in the file you already have open, and place the result on the canvas.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Write a physical subject, pick the 3D style, generate a few, then edit like any other Illustro file. You do not need Blender.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Keep the pose that already works, then change colors, simplify the background, and export from one editor instead of starting over.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Name the character, the place, and the action. Keep the palette soft. Use a storyboard pack when you need a sequence of pages.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Upload a clear subject, generate the lines, then recolor or simplify. Skip busy crowd photos.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Finish the still first. Then ask for a short loop: a wave, a sway, a few seconds. Not a full animation pipeline.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Prompt for a graphic, not a photograph. Then edit paths or colors if a fill is close but not quite.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Upload the vector you already have. Swap fills when the drawing is right and the brand color is wrong. Open the editor when a path needs a real change.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Creating illustrations shouldn't be hard. Start turning your ideas into editable, on-brand illustrations in seconds.
No credit card required
Product updates, illustration how-tos, and ideas from the Illustro team.

Keep the same person across onboarding, empty states, and emails, without redrawing them from scratch every time.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Install the plugin, connect your account, generate in the file you already have open, and place the result on the canvas.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Write a physical subject, pick the 3D style, generate a few, then edit like any other Illustro file. You do not need Blender.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Keep the pose that already works, then change colors, simplify the background, and export from one editor instead of starting over.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Name the character, the place, and the action. Keep the palette soft. Use a storyboard pack when you need a sequence of pages.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Upload a clear subject, generate the lines, then recolor or simplify. Skip busy crowd photos.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Finish the still first. Then ask for a short loop: a wave, a sway, a few seconds. Not a full animation pipeline.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Prompt for a graphic, not a photograph. Then edit paths or colors if a fill is close but not quite.
Irene Lidia Wang
October 1, 2026

Upload the vector you already have. Swap fills when the drawing is right and the brand color is wrong. Open the editor when a path needs a real change.

Luca Mussari
October 1, 2026

Creating illustrations shouldn't be hard. Start turning your ideas into editable, on-brand illustrations in seconds.
No credit card required