Drawn in their style.
Cut out clean.
Describe what you want and pick one of eight styles. It comes back a transparent PNG with its shadow rebuilt, in the workspace’s own colours.
Say it, pick a style, and it comes back cut out.
Alma Skin wanted its ingredients in a cabinet. Below: the sentence typed, the screen where the style was picked, and what came back.
An apothecary cabinet seen from the front: a grid of small drawers with glass fronts, each showing a different dry ingredient — rolled oats, dried chamomile flowers, pale clay powder, beeswax pellets — two of them pulled slightly forward, and the brand’s frosted balm jar standing on the cabinet’s top.
Example brand shown: Alma Skin.
Cut out with its shadow, on brand before the first line.
One file, three surfaces
The background comes off, holes inside the subject are repaired, and the shadow is rebuilt so it darkens whatever you put the piece on.
Lead: primary · Accent: accent · Light and Swapped schemes
Roles, not fixed colours
The brief reads the workspace: palette, visual identity, named products. One brief re-renders in any client’s palette.
Fix it for free
Tap a leftover bit of background and it goes. Brush the original back. Turn a heavy shadow down. None of it costs credits.
One illustration is 122 credits. The first use of a style adds a small one-off pass.
Example brands shown: Cortex Analytics and Alma Skin.
Eight styles. Eight brands chose between them.
One brand per row, so you see a style as a company would use it. The recipe is drawn once from the workspace’s colours, so a set reads as one.
Isometric, vector
Meridian Freight
Isometric, realistic
Kettle & Crane
Head-on, vector
Alma SkinHead-on, realistic
Hollis & Daughter
Flat spot
Cortex Analytics
3D icon
Foxglove Tutoring
Sticker
Oda Knitwear
3D icon, crisp
Nightbowl
Example brands shown; all are fictional.
Any illustration becomes a three-second clip.
Press Animate on any illustration, and read the motion line before you pay.
“The cube turns a few degrees and the three nodes brighten in turn, a soft glow spreading along the connecting lines; the cube itself stays in place.”
The motion line the studio wrote and showed before charging. Three seconds at 120 credits a second: 360 credits.
See animation →Example brand shown: Cortex Analytics.
What people ask.
Is the background really transparent?
Yes — a PNG with the object and its shadow and nothing else, so it sits on any surface.
I need a light version for a dark post.
Pick the Light colour scheme before you generate: white objects with the brand primary as the accent. A fresh render, not a variant of one you have.
What does one cost?
122 credits, shown before you confirm, plus a few for each turn of the brief and a one-off pass the first time you use a style. Fixes are free.
Which plans include it?
Every plan, the free start included.