Infographic
Infographic
Clean study infographic: cards, icons, arrows and short labels. Works for any subject.
Illustration styles
The whole series is drawn in one style so the pictures look like one book.
Sketchnote
Sketchnote
Like hand-made visual notes: marker doodles, arrows, frames.
Comic page
Comic page
A 3–5 panel comic page: a guide character walks through the chapter step by step.
Isometric diagram
Isometric diagram
An isometric 3D diagram: the process or system as a tiny diorama.
Chalkboard
Chalkboard
Like a lesson at the blackboard: chalk diagrams, underlines, circled terms.
Retro poster
Retro poster
A mid-century popular-science poster: bold shapes, limited palette, print texture.
Watercolor storybook
Watercolor storybook
Soft picture-book watercolour with kind characters and warm light. For young kids.
Anime / Manga
Anime / Manga
Bright manga panels: student characters explain the chapter. For teens.
Minimal flat
Minimal flat
Calm minimalism: one strong metaphor, 2–3 colours, lots of space.
Mind map
Mind map
A mind map: topic in the centre, coloured branches with key ideas. Great for revision.
Blueprint
Blueprint
A technical blueprint: cutaways, callouts, grid. For physics, engineering, biology.
Pixel art
Pixel art
A 16-bit retro game level: the chapter becomes an adventure map.
Clay 3D
Clay 3D
Plasticine figures: a warm, tactile, cartoon world.
Bento grid
Bento grid
Summary tiles in a grid: one idea per tile, the main one bigger. Great for revision.
"Auto" — style by the book
Not sure what to pick? "Auto" chooses a style by the readers' age and subject.
Primary school (6–10)
Good fit: Watercolor storybook, Clay 3D, Pixel art, Comic page
Secondary school (11–17)
Good fit: Comic page, Anime / Manga, Infographic, Sketchnote, Chalkboard, Isometric diagram, Retro poster, Bento grid, Mind map
University and adults
Good fit: Infographic, Blueprint, Isometric diagram, Minimal flat, Mind map, Bento grid, Sketchnote
Style previews appear after the first sample generation; until then we show names.