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A library of sketchy illustrations of people free for personal and commercial use.
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Open Doodles is a free library of sketchy, hand-drawn illustrations of people, designed for designers, developers, and creators to use freely in mockups, prototypes, and projects.
Open Doodles is a collection of fun, imperfect sketchy illustrations created by Pablo Stanley to embrace Open Design principles. Users can download editable SVGs and PNGs to drop into their work, remix them, or use as placeholders to demonstrate the value of illustrations in designs.
It solves the problem of accessible, customizable visual assets for prototyping—allowing designers to showcase ideas without immediately hiring illustrators or dealing with restrictive licenses.
Built for designers, UI/UX professionals, developers, indie makers, and anyone needing quick, personality-filled graphics.
Pablo Stanley built it to give back to the design community, share his process openly (from notebook sketches to vector libraries), and encourage collaboration, tinkering, and learning by making source files available.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Yes — fully free under CC0 Public Domain. No credit, license, or restrictions needed for personal or commercial use. (Explain briefly.)
No — the website is a Webflow project (cloneable via Webflow). Illustration source files (Sketch library, originals) are in Dropbox.
No formal repo for PRs, but remix illustrations freely, create/share your own kits, or provide feedback/suggestions via Twitter @pablostanley. Pablo encourages Open Design collaboration!
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