A travel app might need a boarding pass, a suitcase, an airplane and a map pin. Finding each icon separately is only part of the job. They also need to look as though they belong in the same interface.
I'm building png2svg.art, and this is the problem behind its AI Icon Sets workflow: start with the objects your app needs and generate a family around one visual direction.
The image shows the generation interface alongside the resulting travel icon set: eight subjects following the same geometric style.
The workflow starts with a list of subjects and a style. For a first test, I'd keep that list small: boarding pass, suitcase, airplane and map pin. Then I'd check the result in the actual screen where those icons will be used.
The questions I'd check are straightforward:
- Can you tell the subjects apart without their labels?
- Do the shapes still make sense at the size used in the interface?
- Do any of the icons look noticeably heavier or more detailed than the others?
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If you're building an app, which objects are hardest to find together in one icon style?
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