It finds the metaphor, then draws it in front of you, stroke by stroke. The SVG is yours.
One drawing free, no account.
How it works
No image model, no prompt roulette. The word is read, reduced to a single idea, then turned into coordinates. You watch the pen do the rest.
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The word is written out in plain language first. Trust becomes separate parts holding each other up. Inflation becomes value stretched past its size.
02
One physical idea, taken from the meaning rather than the noun, and one form: a single object, a small diagram, or a gesture.
03
Each shape and stroke is placed on a 1000 by 1000 grid in drawing order, and the brush runs along the paths as they arrive.
The system
Each style is a written specification: palette, stroke weight as a share of the canvas, how much of the frame to fill, what never to draw. Built by measuring real editorial illustration rather than asking for a vibe.
80
reference illustrations,
measured mark by mark
6
style systems, each
with its own rules
3–14
strokes per drawing.
Restraint is the style
2 KB
of vector per drawing,
not a megabyte of pixels
Six styles
Choose once, and a year of drawings still looks like one set.
Pricing
$5 buys 60 drawings, and your first pack makes you Pro for good. A drawing is one generation. Replaying, recolouring, downloading and history are always free, because they cost nothing to run.
Enough to find out whether it draws the way you think.
Everything the drawings are actually for.
Pro does not expire. The drawings run out, the account stays Pro. Topping up never costs you Pro twice.
Questions
No, and that is the point. There is no diffusion model anywhere in it. Claude reads the word, picks one metaphor and writes the actual coordinates of each shape. Your browser draws them. What you get out is a couple of kilobytes of vector, not a picture of a picture.
One generation. Asking for a different take on the same word is another one. Replaying, recolouring, downloading, searching your history and browsing the examples are all free and always will be.
With Pro, a real SVG and a 2000 by 2000 PNG, both clean. The SVG opens in Figma, Illustrator or any editor: move a stroke, change a colour, scale it to a billboard. Free accounts get the PNG with a small mark in the corner.
No. They are two different things. Drawings are capacity and they get used up. Pro is capability, it is what you may do with a drawing, and it never expires. Run out and you simply cannot draw until you top up. Everything you already made stays exportable.
During the beta, yes: your posts, decks, docs and newsletters are all fine. A formal commercial licence lands with the paid release. If you want to put one on something you sell, ask me first and I will say yes in writing.
Because each one is a written specification, measured from real editorial illustration, not a word added to a prompt. Six is what has been built and tested. Uploading your own references to make a style that matches your brand is the next thing being built.
No. Your drawings live in your account and nowhere else. Marking one as kept shows it back to Claude as an example in your own later drawings, and only yours. Nobody else sees them.
Every drawing costs real money to make, so the beta is opened by hand, a few people at a time. Leave your email and you will get a single message when your account is ready, with your free drawings already on it.
Free to start. $5 for 60 drawings and Pro, once.