SVG AI

Turns text prompts or reference images into editable SVG vector files

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SVG AI is an AI SVG generator that turns a text prompt, an optional reference image, or both into an editable SVG file. You describe the subject, colors and style, and it returns vector artwork you can refine with follow-up prompts and then download.

It runs in the browser and covers logos, icons, illustrations, typography, stickers, patterns and product labels. The same engine is reachable from code through a REST API and an MCP server, so coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex can request SVGs directly. The company says its community has generated more than 60,000 designs.

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Starts at
$19 / month
Integrations
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude, ChatGPT
Platforms
web
API
Yes

What SVG AI does

Text prompt to SVG

Describe the subject, colors and style in a short prompt and SVG AI returns an editable SVG. The examples on the site include SaaS logo marks, dashboard icon sets and typography badges.

Image reference

Upload a logo, sketch or product photo to guide style and composition, optionally combined with a short text prompt such as "modern logo" or "add crown".

Prompt-based editor

Refine a result with follow-up prompts like "add butterflies", "brighten the palette" or "thicken outlines". You can compare each new version against the original before choosing one.

Generate and vectorize

Generate composes a new flat vector design from a brief or reference image. Vectorize traces an existing image into SVG paths, following the source artwork but possibly changing edges, fine details and colors.

API and MCP server

A REST API and an MCP endpoint let you generate or vectorize from your own code or from Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. The console offers one-click setup and a live playground.

Output categories

The site groups output into logos and branding, icons and UI elements, illustrations and art, plus stickers, patterns, product labels and web graphics.

How to use SVG AI

  1. 1Sign up and open the generator in the browser.
  2. 2Write a prompt describing subject, colors and style, and optionally upload a reference image.
  3. 3Generate the SVG and review the result.
  4. 4Refine it with follow-up prompts, comparing versions against the original.
  5. 5Download the version you want, which requires paid export access, or call the API or MCP server instead.

Popular for

Designers working on brand assets

Produce logo marks, monograms and small icon sets as editable vectors, then adjust color and shape language with follow-up prompts.

Developers and coding agents

Call the REST API or connect the MCP server so an assistant can return an SVG inside a chat or a build without leaving the tool.

Print and merchandise work

Make Cricut-ready files, stickers, repeating patterns and product labels that need to stay as real vector paths.

Web and marketing graphics

Generate hero illustrations, social announcement graphics and typography badges for a page or campaign.

SVG AI pricing

Paid
Starter$19/ month
Pro$39/ month
  • SVG AI is a paid tool.
  • Starter costs $19 per month and Pro costs $39 per month; both are monthly subscriptions.
  • API and MCP calls draw on the account's credit balance and need a paid account.

Pros

  • Output is a real editable SVG with vector paths rather than a flat image.
  • Follow-up prompts let you restyle color, layout and detail without redrawing from scratch.
  • An optional reference image steers the style and composition of the result.
  • Commercial usage rights are included with the plans.
  • API and MCP access let coding agents and chat assistants generate SVGs on request.

Cons

  • Browser only: there is no desktop or mobile app.
  • API and MCP use needs a paid account; an account without a purchase receives a 402 payment_required error.
  • Vectorize follows the source image, so edges, fine details and colors can shift and need checking.
  • Generated designs are stored for 7 days on Starter and 30 days on Pro, so you need to download what you want to keep.

SVG AI FAQ

Is SVG AI free?

No. SVG AI is a paid tool with monthly plans, and API or MCP use requires a paid account rather than website starter credits.

What is SVG AI used for?

Making vector graphics from a text prompt or a reference image: logos, icons, illustrations, typography, stickers, patterns, product labels and web graphics.

Can I edit an SVG after it is generated?

Yes. The built-in AI editor takes follow-up prompts such as "brighten the palette" or "thicken outlines", and you can compare each version with the original.

Does SVG AI have an API?

Yes. There is a REST API with an OpenAPI specification and an MCP endpoint at /api/mcp, authenticated with an API key sent as a Bearer token.

What is the difference between generate and vectorize?

Generate composes a new design from a brief, an image or both. Vectorize traces an existing image into SVG paths.

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