Reactillustrations
(3 illustrations)Animated SVG artwork, shipped as React components. These are the pictures that go on the pages nobody plans for: the 404, the empty result set, the confirmation after a form finally submits.
All illustrations
Empty Search
Zero-state illustration of a magnifier sweeping over empty result rows, with optional title and description.
Error 404
A not-found illustration where the zero in 404 breaks into two halves that drift apart, with a spark arcing across the gap.
Success Checkmark
A check that draws itself inside a soft disc, with a pulsing ring and an optional confetti burst.
1. What kind of illustrations are in this collection?
Empty states and status artwork. Each illustration is drawn as inline SVG and animated with framer-motion, takes an accent colour and a size prop, and can have its motion switched off entirely for a still rendering.
2. Can I resize and recolour these illustrations?
Yes. Nothing here is a fixed-size raster. The artwork scales from a thumbnail to a full-page hero without softening, and the accent colour is a prop rather than a hard-coded fill, so an illustration can be tuned to your palette rather than fought with.
3. Are these React illustrations free to use?
Yes. Every illustration on this page is free to copy into personal or commercial work. There is no sign-up, no attribution requirement and no package to install — the full source sits on each item's page under the Code tab.
4. Do I need Tailwind CSS to use them?
No. The illustrations are styled with inline styles rather than utility classes, so they render identically whether or not your project has Tailwind configured. Each one also accepts a className prop if you would rather restyle it with your own system.
5. How do I add one to my project?
Open the illustration, switch to the Code tab, copy the file into your own components folder and install the dependencies it lists. Most need only React; some also use framer-motion for animation and lucide-react for icons.
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