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Recraft V4.1 SVG
The only way to get an editable vector out of this catalog. Logos, icons, flat illustration.
What it costs
| Detail · 1024×1024 | 3.5 credits |
What it takes
| Aspect ratios | 1:1 2:3 3:2 3:4 4:3 4:5 5:4 9:16 16:9 |
| Reference images | Not accepted |
| Output | SVG (editable vector) |
When to reach for it
Every other image model here returns a raster. This one returns an SVG: real paths you can open in a vector editor, recolour, and scale without limit. That single property is the reason to choose it, and no amount of prompting will get the same result out of a raster model followed by an auto-trace.
It is built for the work vectors are for: logos and marks, icon sets, flat illustration, diagrams, anything that has to hold up at both 16 pixels and a billboard. Prompts want to describe shape and flat colour rather than light and texture. Asking it for photographic depth produces a vector approximation of a photograph, which is nobody's deliverable.
No reference images, so a mark cannot be derived from an existing one; you are describing what you want in words. Nine aspect ratios, 1024×1024 detail, 3.5 credits. The Pro variant renders at 2048×2048 for 21 credits, which buys genuinely more path detail and is worth it only for finals.
Guides that cover it
- Turn an image into an SVG you can actually edit
Vectorize converts a logo, icon or flat illustration into real vector paths. What it is good at, what it will quietly ruin, and when to draw the vector instead.
- Which image model to reach for, and when
Twelve image models, from half a credit to twenty-one. What each one is for, where the resolution setting changes the price, and when the cheap tier is right.
Recraft V4.1 SVG is one pick in the composer.
Every model in this catalog runs from the same prompt bar, priced in the same credits. New accounts start with some to spend.
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