FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create an account? +

Click 'Sign Up' on the top right corner of any page. You can register with your email address or sign in instantly with your Google account. Your account gives you immediate access to free illustrations and the ability to purchase premium packs.

Can I sign in with Google? +

Yes! We support Google OAuth for seamless, password-free sign-in. Click 'Sign in with Google' on the login page and authorize the app. Your Google profile name and email are used to create your account automatically.

How do I reset my password? +

Click 'Login' then 'Forgot Password'. Enter your registered email address and we'll send you a secure reset link. Check your spam folder if you don't see the email within a few minutes — it typically arrives within 60 seconds.

How do I update my profile? +

Go to Account Settings from your dashboard menu. You can update your display name, email address, and password at any time. Changes take effect immediately across all sessions.

How do I delete my account? +

To delete your account, email us at [email protected] with your request. We process deletions within 7 business days. Note that deleting your account permanently removes access to all purchased packs — we strongly recommend downloading everything first.

How does the search work? +

Our search is powered by Meilisearch for near-instant, typo-tolerant results. Just start typing and results appear as you type. You can search by style name, category, topic, pack name, or any descriptive keyword.

Can I filter illustrations by style? +

Yes! Use the style filter on the browse page to narrow results to Flat, Outline, 3D, Isometric, Hand-drawn, Abstract, Gradient, or Cartoon styles. Style filters can be combined with any keyword search for precise results.

How do I browse by category? +

Use the Categories menu in the main navigation to explore illustrations by topic — Business, Technology, Health, Education, Finance, and more. Each category page shows all matching packs across every available style. Subcategories let you drill down further.

Can I search by color? +

Color search is not yet available as a filter, but since all illustrations ship as SVG files you can recolor any pack to match your palette using our free SVG Color Editor tool. You can match any hex color to any part of an illustration in seconds.

What does the pack detail page show? +

The pack detail page displays a hero preview image, thumbnails of every individual illustration in the pack, a full list of included file formats (SVG, PNG, AI, etc.), pricing details, and the applicable license type. You can preview each illustration at full size before purchasing.

What file formats are included? +

Most illustration packs include SVG, PNG, and AI formats. Some packs also include Figma source files and EPS. 3D packs may include BLEND or OBJ. The exact formats included are always listed clearly on each pack's detail page before you purchase.

How do I download illustrations after purchasing? +

After purchasing, go to your Downloads page from the account dashboard. Click the download button next to any pack to receive a ZIP archive containing all included formats organized in labelled subfolders (SVG/, PNG/, AI/, etc.).

What is the difference between free and premium illustrations? +

Free illustrations include a limited preview set from each pack and require attribution when used. Premium packs give you the complete illustration set in all formats with a full commercial license and no attribution requirement.

Can I bulk download all my packs at once? +

Each pack is downloaded individually as its own ZIP archive from the Downloads page. If you have the Ultimate Bundle or All Access plan, all your packs are listed there and you can work through them one by one — there is no combined mega-download due to file size constraints.

Can I re-download purchased illustrations? +

Yes! All your purchases remain available in your Downloads dashboard indefinitely. You can re-download any pack as many times as you need — there is no limit on re-downloads.

What resolution are the PNG files? +

PNG files are provided at 4000x4000 pixels for print-quality and high-DPI display use. Most packs also include a 2x version at 2000x2000 pixels for optimized web delivery. SVG files are vector and scale to any resolution without quality loss.

What is the difference between Standard and Extended licenses? +

The Standard License covers unlimited commercial projects, allows incorporating illustrations into products for sale (themes, designs, websites), and supports up to 5 team members. The Extended License adds full pack/collection/bundle redistribution and access for a large number of employees. See our License page for the full comparison.

Can I use illustrations in commercial projects? +

Yes! Both Standard and Extended licenses permit commercial use including websites, mobile apps, marketing materials, social media, and presentations. Free illustrations require attribution when used in any commercial context.

Do I need to provide attribution for purchased illustrations? +

Attribution is only required for free illustrations. Standard and Extended license holders are not required to credit GetIllustrations in their projects, though we always appreciate a mention or a link back to our site.

Can I use illustrations in client projects and products for sale? +

Yes! The Standard License permits incorporating illustrations into products offered for sale or download to end users — such as themes, designs, websites, and other products. You can use them in unlimited client projects. The only restriction is that you cannot resell our assets as standalone illustration files.

Can I modify or edit the illustrations? +

Yes! You are free to recolor, resize, crop, combine, and adapt the illustrations to suit your project. The only restriction is that you cannot resell the original, unmodified illustration files as standalone creative assets.

Can I share illustrations with my team? +

Yes, the Standard License allows up to 5 team members to store and use illustrations on secured company systems. If you need access for a larger number of employees, the Extended License covers that — contact us for custom pricing.

What am I not allowed to do with the illustrations? +

You may not resell or redistribute the original illustration files as your own product or asset pack. You may not claim ownership of the original artwork, use illustrations in illegal or defamatory material, or build a competing illustration marketplace using our assets.

How do I get API access? +

API access is available with All Access subscriptions and selected premium plans. Go to Account Settings and click the API tab to generate your API key. The key is ready to use immediately and full documentation is available from your dashboard.

What are the rate limits? +

Rate limits vary by plan tier: Basic allows 100 requests per hour, Pro allows 1,000 requests per hour, and Enterprise allows 10,000 requests per hour. All rate limits reset at the top of each hour. Contact us at [email protected] if you need higher limits for your use case.

What can the API do? +

The REST API lets you search packs and individual illustrations, retrieve detailed pack metadata, check your access and license status, generate secure time-limited download URLs, list your purchased packs, and manage collections. All endpoints return standard JSON responses.

Does GetIllustrations support MCP? +

Yes! We provide a native MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects AI assistants like Claude directly to our illustration library. Enable it from Account Settings under the MCP tab to get your ready-to-paste configuration snippet.

What SDKs are available? +

We provide official SDK packages for JavaScript/TypeScript (available on npm as @getillustrations/sdk) and Python (available on PyPI as getillustrations). Both SDKs cover the full API surface and include complete TypeScript type definitions and full async/await support.

Do you support webhooks? +

Webhook support is planned for a future release. Once available, you'll be able to register an endpoint URL to receive real-time HTTP POST notifications for events such as new pack releases, download completions, and API key rotations.

What is the @getillustrations/mcp-server npm package? +

The @getillustrations/mcp-server npm package is a Model Context Protocol server that connects AI assistants — such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor — directly to the GetIllustrations library of 35,000+ illustrations and 19,000+ icons. It lets AI models search, browse, and discover assets through natural conversation without leaving the chat interface.

How do I configure the MCP server for Claude Desktop? +

Open your Claude Desktop configuration file (claude_desktop_config.json) and add a mcpServers entry with the key "getillustrations". Set "command" to "npx", "args" to ["@getillustrations/mcp-server"], and provide your MEILISEARCH_URL and MEILISEARCH_MASTER_KEY in the "env" block. Save the file and restart Claude Desktop. The full JSON snippet is available on our MCP setup page.

What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)? +

MCP is an open standard developed by Anthropic that allows AI assistants to access external tools and live data sources in a structured, secure way. With our MCP server, AI models can search for illustrations, retrieve pack details, and generate download links as native tool calls inside your conversation.

How do I enable the GetIllustrations MCP server? +

Two ways. Hosted (no install): in Claude, Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → URL https://getillustrations.com/mcp. In ChatGPT: Settings → Connectors with the same URL. Local (Claude Desktop/Code, Cursor): add {"command":"npx","args":["-y","@getillustrations/mcp-server"],"env":{"GETILLUSTRATIONS_API_KEY":"gi_free_…"}} to your MCP config. Create a key (free account works) at getillustrations.com/customer-account/api-keys. Full guide: getillustrations.com/getillustrations-mcp

Which AI clients are supported? +

Claude web and Claude Desktop (custom connector URL https://getillustrations.com/mcp), ChatGPT (Settings → Connectors), Claude Code/CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client. Desktop clients can also run the npm package locally: npx -y @getillustrations/mcp-server.

What can I do with MCP enabled? +

With MCP enabled, you can ask your AI assistant to find illustrations matching a description or mood, browse specific style families, get download links for packs you own, check licensing details, and discover related packs — all without leaving your AI tool's chat interface.

Is MCP access free? +

Search is free for everyone — no account needed. Downloads follow your plan: free assets are always clean; premium assets return the clean SVG/PNG when your API key's plan covers them, otherwise a watermarked demo. MCP calls count against your key's monthly quota (1,500 free, 300,000 on API Pro).

What is the difference between the API and MCP? +

The REST API is for programmatic integration in your own applications, scripts, and automated pipelines. MCP is designed specifically for AI assistants — it wraps our API in the Model Context Protocol so that AI models can invoke it as a native tool without you writing any integration code.

How do I install the MCP server? +

Two ways. Hosted (no install): in Claude, Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → URL https://getillustrations.com/mcp. In ChatGPT: Settings → Connectors with the same URL. Local (Claude Desktop/Code, Cursor): add {"command":"npx","args":["-y","@getillustrations/mcp-server"],"env":{"GETILLUSTRATIONS_API_KEY":"gi_free_…"}} to your MCP config. Create a key (free account works) at getillustrations.com/customer-account/api-keys. Full guide: getillustrations.com/getillustrations-mcp

What tools are available in the MCP server? +

18 tools: search_icons, unified search, show_gallery (a thumbnail gallery of several results) and recommend_assets for discovery; get_icon and get_illustration download the real asset (clean SVG/PNG when your plan or purchases cover it, a watermarked demo otherwise); fetch returns the full record for one asset; get_account shows your plan and quota; plus 10 knowledge tools (pricing, licensing, styles, FAQ and more).

Can I use the MCP server with Cursor? +

Yes! Cursor supports MCP natively. Add the same JSON configuration to .cursor/mcp.json in your project directory. The config is identical to Claude Desktop — just specify the command as npx, the args as ["@getillustrations/mcp-server"], and your Meilisearch URL and API key in the env block. Restart Cursor and the tools will appear automatically.

What payment methods do you accept? +

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. All digital product transactions are processed securely through Paddle, our Merchant of Record. Your bank statement will show a charge from Paddle.net. Custom illustration services are billed separately via Stripe or PayPal. We do not store your card details on our servers — Paddle handles all payment data under PCI DSS compliance.

What is your refund policy? +

We offer a 14-day money-back guarantee on first-time purchases. If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, email [email protected] within 14 days and we will issue a full refund. See our Refund Policy for complete terms.

Do you offer discount codes? +

Yes! Discount codes are sent to our newsletter subscribers and announced on our social media channels. Apply a promo code in the discount field at checkout before completing payment. Codes cannot be applied retroactively to completed orders.

What is the Ultimate Bundle? +

The Ultimate Bundle is a one-time purchase that grants lifetime access to all 38,000+ illustrations across every style and category in every available format. It also includes all new packs released within one year of your purchase date at no extra charge.

Do you offer team pricing? +

Our Standard License allows up to 5 team members to use the purchased assets. For larger teams that need unlimited employee access or the right to redistribute full packs and collections, our Extended License is available. Email [email protected] for a custom quote for teams exceeding 5 designers.

Are there recurring fees? +

No. This is not a subscription and nothing auto-renews. Individual pack and collection purchases grant lifetime access to those assets. The All Access plan grants 1 year of full access to download all our assets and receive every new pack released during that year. Before your access expires, we'll notify you with the option to renew for another year at a 50% discount. Whatever you download during your access period is yours to keep and use forever, even after access ends.

Do you offer an educational discount? +

Yes! Students and educators receive 30% off all purchases. Email us at [email protected] from your .edu email address or include proof of student enrollment or faculty employment and we will send you a personal discount code.

What are collections? +

Collections are curated bundles of illustration packs grouped by theme or use case — for example, "Business & Finance," "Healthcare," or "E-Commerce." Each collection brings together multiple packs that work well together, making it easy to find a cohesive set of illustrations for your project. Browse all collections at /collections.

How are collections different from individual packs? +

An individual pack is a single set of illustrations in a specific style (e.g., "Starter Pack — Flat Illustrations"). A collection groups multiple related packs together under a common theme. Purchasing a collection gives you access to all the packs it contains, often at a better value than buying each pack separately.

What do I get when I purchase a collection? +

You get lifetime access to every illustration pack included in the collection, with all available file formats (SVG, PNG, AI). You can download each pack individually from your account dashboard. Any future updates to the packs within your collection are also included.

Can I purchase individual packs from a collection separately? +

Yes! Every pack within a collection is also available for individual purchase. If you only need one or two packs from a collection, you can buy them separately from their pack detail pages. The collection purchase is ideal when you want the full themed set at a bundled price.

Do collections include future pack additions? +

If new packs are added to a collection you've purchased, you'll receive access to those additions automatically. You'll be notified via email when new packs are added to any collection you own.

Does the All Access plan include all collections? +

Yes! The All Access plan grants full access to every collection (and every individual pack) in our library for the duration of your 1-year access period. Whatever you download during that time is yours to keep and use forever.

Can I change illustration colors? +

Yes! All SVG files can be recolored in any design tool including Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, or Inkscape. We also provide a free browser-based SVG Color Editor that lets you recolor any illustration by clicking on areas and picking a new color — no software installation needed.

Can I resize the illustrations? +

All SVG illustrations are infinitely scalable vector files — they remain perfectly sharp at any dimension, from a 16px icon to a full-page print layout. PNG files are provided at 4000x4000 pixels, which covers most print and web use cases at any display pixel density.

Do you offer custom illustration work? +

Yes! We offer bespoke custom illustration services for businesses that need unique artwork matching their brand. Visit our Custom Designs page or email [email protected] with your project brief. Typical turnaround is 5-10 business days depending on scope and complexity.

Can I request a new illustration style? +

Absolutely! We love hearing from our community. Email your style suggestion to [email protected]. Popular requests are reviewed by our design team each quarter and the most-requested styles are prioritized for upcoming pack releases.

What design tools are recommended for editing illustrations? +

We recommend Figma, Adobe Illustrator, or Sketch for professional-level editing. For a free desktop option, Inkscape works excellently with SVG files. For quick color changes with no software at all, use our browser-based SVG Color Editor.

Can I combine illustrations from different packs? +

Yes! You can freely combine illustrations from multiple packs within your projects. Mixing illustrations from the same style family produces the most cohesive results, but cross-style combinations are also permitted as long as you hold licenses for all the packs you use.

How do I use SVG illustrations in HTML? +

You can embed SVGs three ways: inline using the <svg> tag (best for CSS/JS control), referencing them as an <img src="file.svg"> (simplest), or using them as a CSS background-image. Inline embedding gives the most control — you can change colors with CSS variables or JavaScript on the fly.

How do I use illustrations in a React or Next.js project? +

Import SVGs as React components using SVGR, which is built into Create React App and Next.js by default. This lets you control fill and stroke colors via props. Alternatively, import the SVG as a static asset path and render it with a standard <img> element for simplicity.

Is there a Figma plugin? +

Yes! Search for 'GetIllustrations' in the Figma Community plugin directory. The plugin lets you browse, search, and insert illustrations directly onto your Figma canvas without leaving the design tool. Sign in with your GetIllustrations account inside the plugin to access all your purchased packs.

Can I use illustrations in WordPress? +

Yes! Upload PNG files via the WordPress Media Library with no extra setup. For SVG files, install a plugin such as Safe SVG or SVG Support to enable SVG uploads. Our illustrations work with all major page builders including Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, and the native Gutenberg block editor.

Which browsers are supported? +

GetIllustrations works in all modern browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge on desktop and mobile. SVG is natively supported in all modern browsers with no polyfill needed. For the best download experience, we recommend the latest version of Chrome or Firefox.

How do I save illustrations to favorites? +

Click the heart icon on any illustration or icon card to save it to your favorites. You must be signed in to use favorites. Your favorites are accessible from the Favorites page in your account dashboard. Favorites sync across all your devices and sessions.

What are collections and how do I create one? +

Collections are organized folders where you can group your favorite illustrations and icons by project, theme, or any system that works for you. To create a collection, go to your Favorites page and click "New Collection." Give it a name and optionally a description. You can then add assets to it from any illustration or icon card.

Can I share my collections with my team? +

Yes! If you have a team account, you can share any collection with your team members. Toggle the "Team sharing" option in the collection header to make it visible to all members on your team. Shared collections appear in each team member's Favorites page under the "Team" tab.

How do I add illustrations to a collection? +

Click the dropdown arrow next to the heart icon on any illustration or icon card. A menu appears listing your collections — select the collection you want to add the asset to. You can also add assets from the Favorites page by selecting items and using the "Move to Collection" action.

Can I organize favorites by type? +

Yes! The Favorites page includes filter tabs for All, Illustrations, and Icons so you can quickly narrow down your saved assets by type. Within each view, assets are displayed in the order you saved them, with the most recent first.

How do I download assets from my favorites? +

Click the "View" button on any favorited asset to go to its pack or detail page, where you can download it if you have access. Favorites serve as bookmarks — the actual download happens from the asset's page or your Downloads dashboard. If you own the pack, you can download directly from the pack detail page.

Is Pixel Lab free to use? +

Yes. Pixel Lab is free, there is no account to create and no watermark on exports. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to install either.

What can I turn into pixel art? +

PNG, JPG, WebP and SVG images, GIF and video frames, or a whole folder at once through the bulk module. Drop the file on the canvas, pick a pixel budget and the auto setup does the first pass for you.

Which dithering algorithms are included? +

Fifteen: Floyd-Steinberg, Atkinson, Stucki, Burkes, Sierra, Sierra Lite, Jarvis-Judice-Ninke, random threshold, a blue-noise style, clustered dot, checker and sparse transitions, and ordered Bayer at 2x2, 4x4 and 8x8. Dither strength is a slider, serpentine diffusion is a switch, and the FX lab adds mono and CMYK halftone screens on top.

Can I export pixel art as SVG? +

Yes, two ways. The master SVG keeps one square per cell so every pixel stays editable, and the optimised SVG merges neighbouring cells of the same colour into larger rectangles for a much smaller file. PNG export goes from 1x up to 16x, and the GPU preview renders a 4K frame.

How do I make a sprite sheet? +

Load a video clip or a set of frames, open the Sprite sheet module, choose the tile size, columns and padding, then export. You get the sheet as a ZIP with a JSON file describing every frame, ready for game engines and CSS animations.

Can it make GIFs or animated SVGs? +

Yes. The GIF / Video module exports GIF and WebM at the frame rate, duration and scale you choose, and the animated SVG export turns the FX cycle into a self-contained SVG animation that plays anywhere an SVG does.

What is ASCII mode? +

A set of text renderers that redraw your image with characters instead of pixels: standard, minimal, dense, technical, hatching, terminal blocks, Braille dots and a Matrix digit rain. The result is plain text you can paste into a README, a terminal or a code comment.

What does the AI mask do, and does it cost anything? +

The AI semantic zones module runs a SegFormer model in your browser through Transformers.js to separate subject from background, so you can dither or stylise only part of an image. It is free. The model is about 40 MB and downloads once from a public CDN the first time you load it.

Can I use what I make commercially? +

Anything you create from your own images is yours to use however you like. Pixel-art versions of GetIllustrations packs follow the licence of the pack they came from. The tool itself is open source under the MIT licence on GitHub.

Is Vectorizer Lab free to use? +

Yes. Vectorizer Lab is free, there is no account to create and no watermark on exports. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to install either.

What kind of images does it convert best? +

Flat and painterly illustrations, icons, logos, line drawings and pixel art. Photos and rendered 3D work too, but they come out posterised into colour bands, which is what any tracer does; the balance slider decides how many bands you keep.

What is the difference between Vectorizer Lab and the SVG Color Editor? +

The SVG Color Editor recolours an existing SVG. Vectorizer Lab makes the SVG in the first place, from a PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, and hands you editable colour layers you can then recolour in either tool.

How is the result scored? +

Every SVG is rendered back to pixels and compared with the source in CIELAB colour space: a mean colour difference, a detail-weighted one that counts pixels on edges and thin lines up to five times, and the share of pixels visibly off. Auto searches colours, cleanup, smoothing and fill mode and keeps the candidate with the best score for the size you asked for.

What does the Auto balance slider do? +

It sets what Auto optimises for. At 0 every pixel matters and the SVG carries every detail it can; at 100 it aims for the fewest nodes and the smallest file. The middle keeps details a person would notice and drops the ones they would not.

Will the SVG be editable in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape? +

Yes. Shapes are plain paths with clean cubic Bézier curves, stacked big-to-small so there are no hairline gaps; even lines are real strokes with a width you can change, circles and boxes are ellipses and rectangles, and every element is named and grouped. Copy SVG puts them on the clipboard as editable objects; Download saves the file at the image's real size.

Can I fix colours after the trace? +

Yes, without re-tracing. Click a layer to select its colour and every colour within a ΔE range of it, then recolour or merge them at once; click a shape on the canvas to hide or recolour just that one; lock a brand palette so the trace uses only your colours. The export follows every edit.

Can it remove the background? +

Yes. One click hides the backdrop and every shape of its colour that touches the image edges, and the export leaves it out; tick Trim to get the tight box around what is left.

What are the two engines? +

The native engine traces contours, refines each edge to where the anti-aliasing says it really is, and fits curves with a corner-aware Bézier fitter. The second engine is the VTracer core (Rust, compiled to WebAssembly). Auto can try both and keep the better score.

Can I convert several images at once? +

Yes. Drop several files and a batch bar appears: convert them all with the current settings, or run a fast Auto on each, and download the results as one ZIP.

Can I use the SVGs I make commercially? +

Anything you create from your own images is yours to use however you like. Vector versions of GetIllustrations packs follow the licence of the pack they came from.

Is Upscaler Lab free to use? +

Yes. Upscaler Lab is free, there is no account to create and no watermark on the result. The enlargement runs in your browser, on your own graphics card where there is one, so there is nothing to install.

How much bigger can it make an image? +

Two, four or eight times, or you type the width you need and it picks the factor and resizes to land exactly on it. A 1,000-pixel photo becomes 4,000 pixels at 4x; an 8x run is two passes of the model.

What kind of pictures does it work best on? +

Photographs, portraits, illustrations, renders, screenshots and video frames. The tool reads the file first: how much noise and colour noise it carries, whether it has been compressed hard, whether it is blurred or has a colour cast, how dark it is. That diagnosis chooses the model and the settings, and it is written out in plain words so you can change any of it.

Does it invent detail, and does it say so? +

An upscaler adds texture the small file did not have; that is the job. Upscaler Lab is honest about the parts that are guessed. A rebuilt face is checked against the original and skipped when the face is turned away, too small or the rebuild does not agree with it, and the result says how many faces were rebuilt and why any were left alone. Anything painted out with the object brush is recorded in the file as invented.

What is the Rebuild faces option? +

A face model redraws each face it finds at the enlarged size: eyes, skin and hair come back sharp instead of soft. It is only applied where the rebuilt face agrees with the original, and the strength slider blends it back towards the plain enlargement.

Can it fix a blurred photo or a video frame? +

Yes, as a first pass before enlarging. The Video option undoes block compression from a frame grab or a file that has been re-saved many times; the Blur option runs a deblurring model for motion and focus blur. Both are off unless the file needs them, because on a clean file they only remove detail.

Can I remove the background or an object? +

Yes. After the enlargement, Background can be removed (a transparent PNG or WebP) or replaced with a colour. Remove objects is a brush: paint over a wire, a blemish or a person in the background and the tool paints the area out from what surrounds it.

What can I adjust after the enlargement? +

Everything in the Finish panel re-touches the enlarged picture in place, without a second model run: how much of the result shows over a plain resize, sharpening, film grain, brightness, local contrast, colour cast, warmth and saturation, with a skin-aware setting that keeps faces softer than fabric and hair.

Which browsers does it need? +

A current Chrome or Edge on a computer with a graphics card gives the fast path (WebGPU): a 4x enlargement of a phone photo takes a few seconds. Safari and Firefox run the same models on the processor, which works but takes longer. The models download once and stay in the browser's cache.

Can I enlarge several images at once? +

Yes. Drop several files and a queue appears: each file gets its own diagnosis, or your current settings if you prefer, and the results download as one ZIP. You can pause the queue and add files while it runs.

Can I use the enlarged images commercially? +

Anything you make from your own pictures is yours to use however you like. Enlarged versions of GetIllustrations packs follow the licence of the pack they came from.

Can it remove scratches and dust from an old photo? +

Yes. Under Remove objects, Find scratches and dust marks the thin lines and specks on a scanned or photographed print for you; you see them as a wash on the picture, add or erase with the brush, and Remove paints them out from what surrounds each mark. On a smiling face it can mark a tooth or a crease, which is what the check is for.

Does it work on animated GIFs? +

Yes. An animated GIF or WebP is taken frame by frame, every frame is enlarged with the same settings, and the result downloads as an animated PNG with the original timings. Browsers cannot write GIF or animated WebP files themselves, and a GIF would squeeze the result back to 256 colours.

Will a phone photo keep its colours? +

Yes. Modern phone photos are in Display P3, which holds reds and greens sRGB cannot. Upscaler Lab notices a wide-gamut file, reads and processes it in Display P3, and writes the PNG, WebP or JPEG with a P3 profile, so nothing is clipped on the way through. An sRGB file is handled exactly as before.

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