
The best thing about Vecteezy is that it provides a wide range of assets, such as vectors, PNGs, photos, videos, and even graphic animations. I use it for designing posters and for adding vectors to my website pages. The UX/UI of Vecteezy is clean and easy to understand, so even a first-time user can navigate it without any trouble.
There are multiple filters for things like photos, videos, vectors, etc. There are also filters based on file type, so users can quickly find and download what they need. It doesn’t provide any integration tools with other platforms the way Adobe and Figma do, but the downloaded files can still be imported easily into most major design tools.
Performance is fast, and search results load quickly. Even when I search for heavier assets like graphic animations, they load fast and the animations play without lag. They offer a large number of free assets, and they also have a premium option with a larger variety of designs and reasonable pricing compared to platforms like Freepik, Shuttercock, etc.
Onboarding on Vecteezy is very easy—I only need my Google account to log in. I also don’t see any AI integration on the platform; there doesn’t seem to be any use of AI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One of the common things I dislike about Vecteezy is that there’s no integration with other tools like Adobe Illustrator, Figma, or Photoshop. After downloading the assets, I still need to go to another platform to change or edit anything, which breaks the workflow. Another major thing that feels missing is AI integration. Other platforms offer AI-powered search and even AI-powered design creation, and I wish Vecteezy had similar capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.