Where to Download Humaaans and Find More Free Illustrations

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You can download Humaaans directly from humaaans.com. The site presents the library as a mix-and-match illustration set of people, offered under a CC0 Public Domain license and described as free for commercial or personal use. The same page also points to two related resources: you can use the illustrations with Blush, and the author, Pablo Stanley, recommends Lummi for more free illustrations.

What Humaaans actually is

Humaaans is a mix-and-match illustration library of people, built for design tools. The site describes it as usable with InVision Studio and Sketch, and the demo shown on the page was made with InVision Studio.

The core idea is modularity. The page describes the elements as "like legos made out of flesh... and vectors," meaning you assemble a figure from separate parts rather than editing one flat drawing.

What you can customize

According to the site, the library supports:

  • Changing hairdos, tops, and pants — the "Create your own remix" section
  • Designing the human body — rotating and positioning elements however you like
  • Building scenes — adding ambience to your content
  • Starting from a template — for onboardings, grids, or empty/error/success states

Where to get it

Entry point What it gives you
humaaans.com The main download for the illustration library
Blush Use the Humaaans illustrations through Blush
Lummi The author's recommendation for more free illustrations

The site lists a Gumroad payment platform signal, so if you encounter a paid or gated option during download, treat it as a separate offering rather than assuming the whole library is free — the page itself states the illustrations are free for commercial or personal use under CC0.

License and attribution

The page states the work is released under a CC0 Public Domain License and is free for commercial or personal use. It credits Pablo Stanley as the maker. CC0 generally means you are not required to attribute, but crediting the author is still a reasonable practice if you want to point others to the source.

Design use cases the site names

The page suggests using Humaaans for:

  • Empty, error, or success states
  • Landing pages
  • Invitations (the site jokes about "your family's beerday invitations")
  • Onboarding flows
  • Grids

Practical notes

  • The site was made with Webflow, which is only relevant if you are inspecting how the page itself was built — it does not affect how you use the illustrations.
  • If you want more free illustrations after Humaaans, the page explicitly directs you to Lummi.
  • If you prefer working inside a design tool rather than downloading files, the Blush route is the one the site names.