Vector niches with room left in them
Vector work competes on subject, not on technique — a buyer searching "harvest icons" gets flat, line and hand-drawn results in one grid. So the question worth answering is which subjects still have demand outrunning supply, and this measures exactly that.
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Subject-level demand, not style-level
The tracked corpus is subject-based: most phrases name a thing, not a medium. That is the level buyers search at, and it is why the same ranking is useful whether you build in Illustrator or paint by hand.
Where the vector supply actually is
Shutterstock's counts cover its illustration and vector catalogues, queried separately; Adobe Stock and iStock contribute their illustration counts. Together that is the crowd you would be filed next to.
Icon and pattern sets, timed
Sets built for a season live or die on when they are indexed. Every phrase carries a measured lead time for the events linked to it, so an upload deadline is a date rather than a guess.
What this does not cover
Adobe Stock and iStock counts come from their illustration catalogues, so vector-only supply is not broken out per platform — the number is the illustration crowd you compete inside. Neither publishes an AI flag; Adobe does.