mushroom
SincereTrend tracks how much stock-illustration supply already exists for this phrase, how much of that supply is AI-generated, and what buyer demand looks like — measured daily across 7 sources.
Demand, supply and AI
55% of what exists here is AI-generated, against 17% of the 100 most-downloaded. Across the 1,330 phrases where both are measured, the medians are 76% and 16%.
Supply by marketplace: Adobe Stock 820,159 · Shutterstock 6,112 · iStock 137,328
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What the readings say about “mushroom”
Adobe Stock lists 820,159 illustrations for “mushroom” as of 2026-08-22. The other tracked catalogues read 137,328 on iStock and 6,112 on Shutterstock. That is a 134× spread between the largest and smallest, so this phrase is stocked far more heavily on Adobe Stock than across the marketplaces evenly. For scale, that is within the most heavily stocked quarter of the 4,009 phrases with a supply reading, which begins at 420,000.
Adobe Stock flags 55% of its 820,159 illustrations for this phrase as AI-generated. That is well under the 76% median across the 1,383 phrases where Adobe publishes the flag — supply here is still mostly not generated. The flag is Adobe's own declaration on the asset, not an inference of ours, and it covers Adobe's catalogue only.
In the week of 2026-08-23, Google Trends put “mushroom” at 65% of its own 12-month peak — in the upper half of its own year. That index is rescaled per phrase, so every tracked phrase reaches 100 at its own busiest week; it says where this phrase sits in its own year, not how its search volume compares with another phrase's.
Sellers who publish for this phrase also tag their files “background”, “drawing”, “art”, “cartoon”, “graphic”, “food”, and 34 more — harvested from the live listings rather than suggested, so they describe how the subject is actually being framed for buyers. The phrase sits in the nature category.