Use illustrations for the sections or pages on your site where photos wouldn't quite work. Think how-it-works explainers, or decorative flourishes for otherwise text-heavy content. They generate in one style you pick, so they look consistent and on-brand from page-to-page.
Example of illustrations to showcase different load prices for a junk removal business.
Setting your site's visual style
An illustration style keeps the illustrations across your site consistent and on brand. You can set your style in the Design tab's Images area. Once set, every illustration generated will follow that look and feel.
You can also add style notes if you have specific visual motifs in mind. Click Generate preview when done to save changes and generate a reference sheet of your style.
Add illustrations to your pages
Once a style is active, illustrations you generate follow it. The agent places illustration placeholders as it builds pages — fill one the same way as any image placeholder.
You can also put an illustration where a photo currently is: select the image, click Edit with AI, choose New, and switch the type to Illustration before you generate.
When a page has several unfilled illustration slots, turn on Generate as a set in the chat to generate them together — they're drawn as one image and split up, so they match in style, angle, and scale.
Edit an illustration
Most styles produce vector graphics, which stay crisp at any size and can be edited by hand.
Select an illustration on the page and click Edit illustration. Every shape in the illustration is a layer that you can click to recolor or delete it. Click Save to apply your changes to the image, or Cancel to discard your changes.