Illustroke is a browser-based software application intended to translate written text into a digital image. Users can choose from a handful of styles in order to produce interesting pictures within a relatively short period of time.

Illustroke can be thought of as offering many of the same features associated with other bundles, such as MeOCR Text to Image Converter. The only major difference is that the order of the process itself is reversed.

Employing SVG graphics

SVG is an acronym for "Scalable Vector Graphics." These files are supported by XML and are primarily used to create two-dimensional images. As the name suggests, SVG files rely on vectors as opposed to pixels to create graphics. This provides users with a fair amount of creative latitude.

For individuals and professionals

Illustroke offers a handful of pricing packages in accordance with the needs of the user. Personal accounts are provided with 50 tokens in order to address one-off projects. Professional packages supply 200 tokens, making it ideal when tackling bulk illustrations.

Three image variants

Each image produced will be rendered in three different styles. These include "flat," "doodle," and "Picasso." Thereafter, users can choose which design is the most appropriate for their needs.

An intuitive text-to-image utility

Note that all of the images created by Illustroke can be further refined through the use of other third-party programs, such as Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Whether used to generate a logo from a text input or as a means to brainstorm novel visual concepts, this program offers a plethora of interesting possibilities.