Xiaohei Illustrations
For concepts, processes, and visual metaphors.
Hand-drawn lines and a white background keep the focus on one idea at a time. Xiaohei takes part in the explanation, making abstract concepts easier to understand.


A simple way to turn notes, guides, and resources into illustrations that make ideas easier to understand. For Codex, Claude Code, and other compatible AI agents.

Choose concepts or scenes.
Explain one idea at a time.
Install directly from GitHub.
Xiaohei is a small black character created by Chinese product designer Ian. He explains ideas through action, turning abstract concepts into simple visual stories.
It gives your AI agent instructions for drawing Xiaohei in a consistent style. Share your material, and the agent can turn its key ideas into illustrations.
For concepts, processes, and visual metaphors.
Hand-drawn lines and a white background keep the focus on one idea at a time. Xiaohei takes part in the explanation, making abstract concepts easier to understand.


For relatable situations, emotions, and stories.
This style places the hand-drawn Xiaohei alongside realistic objects in a clean white setting. Books, receipts, signs, and everyday objects become part of the story.


Open a compatible AI agent, such as Codex or Claude Code, and paste:
prompt · install skill
Follow any setup prompts. The skill guides the style; creating the images also requires an available image-generation tool.
Share your notes, article, lesson, or script, then ask:
prompt · create illustrations
“First, suggest a scene and its labels for each illustration.”
Tell it who the material is for, what they need to understand, and where the images will appear.
prompt · add context
Check that each image communicates the intended idea and that its labels are accurate and readable.
Add the finished visuals to lessons, slides, guides, or posts to help people follow the explanation.
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