ExampleCoffee shop logo
LogoA round logo made of a coffee cup and a rising sun, two colors: orange and dark brown
GPT Image 2.6 · SVG vector
AI SVG GeneratorText to vector art
Describe a logo, icon, illustration or sticker and get an SVG that scales to any size. Open it in Illustrator or Figma to keep editing.
Text promptSVG downloadSharp at any sizeFrom 5 credits
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Describe your vector art
We draw a flat-style picture, then turn it into an SVG automatically. Just describe it.
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AI first draws a flat-style picture from your prompt, then turns it into a color-layered SVG.
One image per run. Sign in to generate; failed runs are refunded.
Already have an image? Use Image to Vector. Preview without signing in; download for no credits.
Example
Bitmap at 8×
Example
SVG at 8×
6 examples, prompts included
Example
ExampleGym logo
LogoA logo combining a dumbbell and a lightning bolt, black and yellow, simple and strong
ExampleWeather icon
IconA partly cloudy weather icon with a sun and a cloud, rounded lines, three colors
ExampleShopping bag icon
IconA shopping bag icon, rounded corners, blue, flat, with a small star at the top right
ExampleCactus illustration
IllustrationA potted cactus in a clay pot, flat illustration, green and orange, four colors at most
ExampleShiba sticker
StickerA shiba inu head wearing a scarf, thick outline, sticker style, warm colors
Get an SVG in 3 steps
Write one sentence
Name the subject and colors, then pick a type: logo, icon, illustration or sticker.
Wait for the drawing
AI draws a flat-style picture from your prompt, then turns it into a color-layered SVG.
Zoom in, then download
Zoom in on the edges and download the SVG. If it is not right, change the prompt and run it again.
Prompts for clean results
One subject at a time
One logo or one icon per prompt, not a whole list of things.
Name the colors
Write “two colors” or “blue and white”. Fewer colors make a cleaner SVG.
Say “flat, solid, no gradients”
Vector art works best with clear-edged color blocks.
Name the background
For a white backdrop, write “white background”.
Skip the fine texture
Fur, smoke and water glints turn into many tiny shapes in a vector.
Check these three things
Zoom in on the edges
Go to 4× and 8× and check the edges are crisp.
Open it in a design tool
In Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape you should be able to select a shape and change its color.
Shrink it down
At icon size, is it still readable?
What suits SVG
Works well
- Logos and icons
- Flat illustrations and stickers
- Patterns for web and print
Better as a bitmap
- Photo-like scenes
- Complex gradients
- Fine textures such as fur or smoke
For these, use GPT Image 2.6 or the AI image generator directly.
See GPT Image 2.6 →Versus Image to Vector
AI SVG Generator (this page)
- For: you have an idea but no image
- Input: a sentence
- Makes a new image from 5 credits, sign-in required
Image to Vector
- For: you already have an image
- Input: PNG, JPG or WebP
- Runs in your browser; preview without signing in, download for no credits
Pricing
Standard costs 5 credits per SVG and Fine costs 9. No subscription, and credits never expire. One image per run, and failed runs are refunded automatically.
See credit packsFAQ
How is text to SVG different from Image to Vector?
This page starts from a sentence and makes a new image. Image to Vector starts from an image you already have; preview without signing in, and download for no credits once signed in.
Open Image to VectorIs it a real vector? Can I edit it in Illustrator or Figma?
It is an SVG made of paths and color shapes, so it stays sharp when enlarged. AI first draws a flat-style picture and then turns it into a color-layered SVG, so flat designs with clear color blocks work best. Open it in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape and select a shape to change its color.
How many images per run? What if I don’t like it?
One per run. To change it, adjust the subject, colors or style in the prompt and run it again.
How many credits? Are failures refunded?
Standard is 5 credits per SVG and Fine is 9. No subscription, and credits never expire. Failed runs are refunded automatically.
Can I make a logo?
Yes. Pick the Logo type, name the subject and the number of colors, and start from the example prompts above. Keep any text short, and zoom in to check before you download.
Can I use the SVGs commercially?
Yes, for your own projects. Follow OpenAI’s usage policies and don’t create content that infringes on others’ likeness, trademarks or copyrights.
How do I write a prompt that comes out clean?
Use one subject per prompt, name the number of colors, add “flat, solid colors, no gradients” and state the background. Skip fine fur and smoke.
Can I choose the number of colors and the style?
Write it in the prompt, for example “two colors” or “flat style”. There is no separate color-count switch on the page right now.
How large can the SVG go? Is it fine for print or cutting?
An SVG is a vector, so it stays sharp at any size and can be exported at the size print needs. For cutting or embroidery, check the paths in a design tool first.
I already have a bitmap. How do I vectorize it?
Use Image to Vector: choose a PNG, JPG or WebP and turn it into SVG and PDF in your browser. Preview without signing in, and download for no credits once signed in.
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