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The specimen sheet — brand illustrations, transparent

Brand illustrations — cut out, shadow and all.

Describe what you need; a brand-grounded brief concepts it, and it comes back a transparent PNG with a soft ground shadow rebuilt from scratch — so it sits on a cream deck, a dark hero, or a client’s brand colour with no white box and no hard sticker edge.

Start free — 2,000 credits Why the shadow matters ↓

Seven styles · every plan generates illustrations

Fig. 1 — the specimen sheet Generated by the tool · cut out by the pipeline · neutral palette on purpose
Transparent isometric rocket illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 01Iso vector
Transparent isometric laptop-and-chart illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 02Iso realistic
Transparent 3D-icon bar-chart-and-coins illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 033D icon
Transparent sticker-style coffee-cup illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 04Sticker
Transparent flat-spot shield-and-check illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 05Flat spot
Transparent head-on parcel-box illustration in cream, slate-blue and coral
Pl. 06Head-on vector
Transparent head-on lightbulb-and-gears illustration in cream and slate-blue
Pl. 07Head-on realistic
Transparent isometric potted-plant illustration in slate-blue and coral
Pl. 08Iso vector

Every piece here is real output — generated by the Illustration Studio and cut out by the same pipeline you’d use. One neutral palette across eight subjects, so the sheet reads as a set. In a workspace, they carry the client’s brand colours.

Transparent PNG · reconstructed shadow · 2K render
The shadow is the hard part

Most tools throw the shadow away. We rebuild it.

Background removal flattens a picture and discards the soft ground shadow with it — which is why cut-out art so often looks pasted on. Our cutout does the opposite.

It estimates the light the scene was sitting in and reconstructs the shadow mathematically — pure shadow at the right strength, keyed to nothing but the surface underneath. Drop the illustration on cream, on espresso, on a client’s brand colour, and the shadow darkens each one exactly as it should.

Cut out in three passes: silhouette → interior repair → shadow, rebuilt.

One illustration — three surfaces
The rocket illustration on a cream surfaceCream
The same rocket illustration on a dark espresso surfaceEspresso
The same rocket illustration on a coral brand-colour surfaceBrand coral
Same file, unedited. The reconstructed shadow reads on every surface — no halo, no baked-in background.
Drawn from the client’s brand

On-brand before the first line.

The brief reads the client’s brand — its palette, its visual identity, its named products — and concepts from there. You decide how the colour lands: which brand role leads and which accents, or make the objects white with a single brand accent for clean web and app work.

Placing on dark surfaces? A light variant keeps the illustration legible without a redraw.

Colour roles — resolved per workspace
Primarythe lead, by default
Secondarystructures & depth
Accentthe single highlight
Neutralwhite objects, brand accent
Roles, never fixed colours — so one brief re-renders in any client’s palette.
Seven styles, one recipe

Pick a style. The set stays consistent.

Choose from seven looks. A per-workspace style recipe — drawn once from the brand’s colours and identity — is re-applied to every illustration, so a batch reads as one system, not eight one-offs. (The sheet up top is eight subjects on one recipe.)

  • 01 Iso vector
  • 02 Iso realistic
  • 03 Head-on vector
  • 04 Head-on realistic
  • 05 Flat spot
  • 06 3D icon
  • 07 Sticker

Recipe cached per workspace · redrawn only when the brand changes

Not quite right? Fix it in place
01 — Tap to remove

One tap on a stray leftover

Click a bit of background the cutout kept and an object-aware selection takes it out — no lassoing, no masking by hand.

02 — Restore

Bring anything back

Cut too much? Brush over the spot and the original pixels return — the pre-cutout source is kept, so nothing is ever lost.

03 — Lighten the shadow

Dial a heavy shadow down

If a drop shadow lands darker than you want, a strength dial lifts it — the subject untouched, no regenerating.

All three are free — you’re fixing our cutout, so it’s on us. No credits, no re-rolling.

Said plainly — how we keep this honest
On text inside an illustration

Words drawn inside a generated image are best-effort — that’s the state of the art. Illustrations are staged to stay clean of type; when a picture does need words on it, Re-Text edits them afterwards.

On style

The look comes from a named style and a brand-derived recipe — not from the tool quietly learning your taste. You pick the style; the recipe follows the brand, and you can reset it whenever the brand moves.

The press is warm

Cut one out.

Start free with 2,000 credits — open the Illustration Studio, describe a subject, and get it back transparent with the shadow already rebuilt. On every plan.

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Every illustration on this page was generated by the Illustration Studio and cut out by the same pipeline you’d use — neutral palette on purpose; in a workspace they carry the client’s brand colours. Text inside a generated image is best-effort; Re-Text repairs it. © 2026 Luminar Works.