AI Art Generators3 credits per run

Generate SVG vector illustrations from text

Most image generators output pixels. This one outputs vectors: a real SVG with editable paths that stays sharp at any size and can be recoloured after the fact.

20 free credits at signup — enough for 6 runs of this tool. No card required.

Cost: 3 credits
Input: Text prompt only
Output: Vector (SVG)

How Vector Image works

That difference matters most for design work that has to scale and change — icon sets, logo marks, spot illustrations, flat scenery. Vector output favours flat, graphic subjects with clear shapes; asking for photorealism produces a vector approximation that's rarely what you wanted. Describe it the way you'd brief an illustrator: flat, geometric, limited palette.

Describe the graphic

"Flat geometric mountain range, three colours, minimal."

Generate

Output comes back as an SVG, not a raster image.

Edit anywhere

Open it in any vector tool to recolour or adjust the paths.

What people use it for

Icon sets that stay crisp from 16px to billboard size
Logo marks and badges you can recolour and edit afterwards
Flat spot illustrations for landing pages and documentation
Scalable graphics for print, signage, and vinyl cutting

Vector Image questions

Is the output a real SVG?

Yes — genuine vector paths in an SVG file, not a raster image in an SVG wrapper. It scales infinitely and stays editable.

What subjects work best?

Flat, graphic, geometric subjects with clear shapes and a limited palette. Photorealistic prompts produce a vector approximation that usually disappoints.

How is this different from Image Vectorizer?

Vector Image generates a new SVG from text. Image Vectorizer converts an existing raster image you upload into an SVG.