Launched this week
vexelkit
On-brand AI illustrations & icons, as PNG + SVG packs
14 followers
On-brand AI illustrations & icons, as PNG + SVG packs
14 followers
vexelkit is an AI illustration & icon generator built around one idea: everything you make should stay on brand. Capture your style from 1–3 references, then generate as much as you want in that exact style — and export clean transparent PNG + SVG packs. There's also a free, growing catalog of AI-made vector illustrations and icons you can browse and download right away. 100 free credits on signup, no card required.
The single-reference style capture is great, but I'd love a way to tweak specific colors after generation since brand palettes shift over time. A quick "recolor" slider that updates just the palette across an entire batch (keeping shape and style intact) would save me from re-running prompts every time our brand color tweaks.
@idemodrb You can actually do this today! Every asset opens in a free browser editor —
magic-wand a color (adjustable tolerance grabs the whole region), then recolor
it while keeping the shape and style. A batch "recolor the whole pack" slider is
a great next step though — noting it 🙏
Honestly the style matching from just a couple reference images is way better than I expected, like the icons actually feel consistent and not just vaguely similar. Transparent PNGs straight out the gate is a nice touch too.
Pulled in a couple of screenshots and the style match on the first batch was way closer than I expected. The transparent PNG export saves me a trip to Illustrator every time.
uploaded two reference images and the icons it generated matched my color palette almost perfectly, which honestly surprised me. the transparent png and svg export is a nice touch for actually using them in projects.
The style-locking from references actually works. I dropped in two logos and the new icons matched the weight and palette without me fiddling with prompts.
the style capture from references idea is genuinely useful, been waiting for something like this. one thing i'd love is a way to lock specific colors or type to brand guidelines so it doesn't drift even slightly when generating larger batches. basically a guardrail on top of the captured style.