Use Liniqo in Webflow
Use Liniqo illustrations on your Webflow site. Upload the SVG once and use it anywhere, or paste interactive figures with an Embed element.
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Download the SVG
In the library, set your colour and theme, open an illustration and download it as SVG.
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Upload it to Assets
In the Webflow Designer, open the Assets panel and drop the SVG in. Then drag it onto your page, or add an Image element and choose it.
Interactive illustrations in Webflow
Pro and Lifetime include all 500+ interactive figures; 23 are free to try. They move with the visitor’s mouse or finger and stay in your colours.
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Copy the embed code
Switch the library to Interactive, open a figure, set the colour and liveliness, and click Copy embed code.
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Add a Code Embed element
In the Designer, add a Code Embed element where the figure should go, paste the code and save. Give its parent a width.
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Publish and try it
Scripts run on the published site, not in the Designer canvas. Publish, open your site and move your mouse over the figure.
Prompts to try in Webflow
Copy one, replace the parts in [brackets] with your own, and paste. See all 25 prompts.
My features section has [number] cards: [feature 1], [feature 2], [feature 3]. Add a fitting Liniqo illustration to the top of each card, all the same height, so the cards look like a matching set.
For each blog post in my site, pick a Liniqo illustration that fits the topic and use it as the cover image on the post and in the blog list. Same aspect ratio for every cover.
Go through the whole site and replace mismatched stock images and clip art with Liniqo illustrations, so every page uses one consistent style. List what you replaced.
Which plan do you need? Free gives you 300+ illustrations to try in a real project. Personal unlocks the whole library for your own product. Pro adds animated files, 500+ interactive figures and client work. Lifetime gets every monthly drop of 100+ new illustrations, forever.
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Will the SVG stay sharp?
Yes. SVG files stay sharp at every size and are usually smaller than a PNG.
