Recraft is an AI design platform for generating editable vector graphics, icons, and brand-consistent illustrations.
Recraft stands apart from pure image generators by producing genuinely editable vectors: SVG output with layers, clean curves, and recolorable palettes. It is built for designers who need icon sets, spot illustrations, and brand assets rather than one-off photos. The infinite canvas supports frames, style controls, and brand kits so an entire set stays visually consistent. Recent additions include mockup generation, AI-powered text layout, and a model that matches a reference style precisely.
Recraft is freemium: a free plan covers basic generation with limited daily credits and public assets, while paid plans unlock private projects, larger credit pools, vector exports, and team features.
Product designers, brand studios, and marketers who need scalable icon sets and illustration systems rather than photorealistic imagery.
Brand studios generate icon families and illustration systems in a single house style. Product teams create empty-state illustrations and onboarding graphics that stay editable as SVG. E-commerce designers produce mockups and packaging concepts that move directly into layout tools.
Lock a style first with reference images, then generate sets in batches so consistency holds. Always check vector output for stray anchor points before sending to print.
Teams build brand styles in Recraft, generate icon and illustration sets on shared frames, then export SVGs into design systems and code repositories. Because output is vector, assets stay lightweight and themeable in product UI, and the API supports automated asset generation for design systems at scale.
Yes, a free tier exists with daily credits; paid plans add privacy, vector export, and higher volume.
Yes, Recraft exposes an API for generating and editing images and vectors programmatically.
Recraft dominates editable vector output; Midjourney and Ideogram produce richer raster art but no true SVG control.
It generates and edits vectors but is best paired with a full editor for complex production work.
Yes, brand style training and shared libraries keep team output consistent.
SVG and PNG are standard, with additional raster sizes available on paid plans.
Yes, shared brand styles and project workspaces keep teams consistent.