Recraft

Generator built for designers, with true vector output and brand control

AI Image GenerationFree planOverseas★★★★☆ 4.0

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What is Recraft?

Recraft is an image generation platform aimed squarely at designers. Its distinguishing feature is vector output: it can produce editable SVG illustrations, icons and logos rather than only raster images, which is rare among generators. It also supports style sets that lock a consistent look across a whole series of assets, brand colours and fonts applied automatically, mockup placement, and a canvas editor for extending or modifying results. Layered export separating foreground from background is available for further work. It is a practical tool for producing a coherent icon set or illustration series quickly.

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Key features

Vector SVG generation producing editable illustrations and icons
Style sets that keep a consistent look across many images
Brand colours, fonts and palettes applied to generated output
Canvas editor with inpainting, outpainting and background removal
Layered export that separates subjects from their backgrounds
Mockup and image-to-image modes for product visuals

Pros & cons

Strengths

Vector output is genuinely editable, not raster with an SVG wrapper
Style sets make a series of assets look like one family
Built-in brand controls reduce manual correction afterwards

Watch out for

Vector results often need cleaning in a dedicated editor
Free credits are limited and vector work costs more of them
Photorealistic output lags specialist photographic models

Best for & use cases

icon and logo design, vector illustration, brand asset series and marketing design

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FAQ

Does it really produce vector files?

Yes. Recraft can output SVG that opens in vector editors with editable paths, which distinguishes it from generators that only export raster images at high resolution.

What are style sets?

A way to fix a visual style - line weight, palette, shading - and reuse it across many generations. That is how you get a consistent icon pack or illustration series instead of unrelated images.

Is the free plan enough?

It provides a daily credit allowance for experimentation, and vector operations consume more credits than raster ones. Regular production work usually moves to a paid plan.