Generative Content Creation
Recraft
Professional AI generation for editable vector art and 3D icons
Freemium - from $20/monthRuns in the cloudEditors pick
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Freemium - from $20/month
$20/month
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Generative Content Creation
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Outputs true vector SVGs with clean nodes rather than pixelated raster bitmaps
Recraft is a generative design platform tailored for digital artists and product designers, producing clean vector SVG graphics, icon sets, and illustrations with style consistency.
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About Recraft
Recraft is designed specifically for UI/UX professionals, brand designers, and illustrators who need exportable, vector-clean assets. Unlike typical raster image generators, Recraft generates native vector paths in SVG format with grouped layers, allowing designers to tweak anchor points in Figma or Illustrator and maintain identical brand palettes across hundreds of generated assets.
- Outputs true vector SVGs with clean nodes rather than pixelated raster bitmaps
- Palette locking guarantees generated graphics match strict brand guidelines
- Infinite canvas workspace enables side by side visual iteration and batch exporting
- Geared toward graphic and vector art rather than photorealistic human portraits
- Commercial usage rights require an active paid subscription
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