Image generation has gotten ridiculously good.
But vector generation still feels years behind, especially when you need something production-ready and on-brand.
So I built Vector Illustrator.
To test it, I generated:
100 illustrations
20 scenarios × 5 styles
Directly in Figma. All editable vectors.
No 3,000 anchor points pretending to be a curve.
No flat color bands pretending to be a gradient.
Reply “vector illustrator” if you want the pack.
Just saw a really good SEO tip to make AI content way less slop-y:
1. Make it read Google’s latest content quality docs, like the one here: https://t.co/5xz8A8XNoM
2. Turn them into a niche-specific guidelines.md covering what Google penalizes, what “helpful content” actually means, E-E-A-T, and a pre-publish checklist.
3. Keep it updated and reuse it every time you write.
One mistake I’m trying to stop making as an indie builder:
Every time distribution gets hard, I suddenly get excited about building another product.
Building feels productive.
Usually, it’s just avoidance.