AI SVG maker & generator.Prompt in.
Path data out.

SVG Maker AI is an AI SVG generator and online SVG editor. Describe a graphic in plain language, or upload a PNG, JPG or WebP, and it builds a real SVG file — closed shapes, bezier curves and named layers — that you can edit in the browser and export as an .svg or a React component.

Free to start. The SVG editor, the optimiser and .svg export cost nothing, and the editor opens without an account. AI generation and image tracing spend credits: a free account gets one credit on sign-up with no card, and Creator Pro adds 70 a month.

Type a description such as “faceted fox head, flat vector” into the prompt box at the top of this page, or switch to Image to vector and upload a picture. The AI SVG generator builds the shapes, you adjust anchors, colours and layers in the editor, then download the .svg. The whole loop takes about a minute.

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML text format that describes an image as shapes and curves rather than pixels. It stays sharp at any size, is usually far smaller than a PNG for icons and logos, and can be styled with CSS or edited in any text editor — which is why an SVG maker that writes clean markup matters.

A tracer follows pixel edges, so you get thousands of jagged points and no structure. SVG Maker AI builds the shapes instead: closed geometry, smooth bezier handles, and paths grouped under named IDs. A typical icon lands under 30 paths rather than several hundred.

Yes. Layers come out under named IDs like #head or #shading, namespaces are stripped, and decimal precision is trimmed to what the shape actually needs. You can read the diff when you commit it.

Linear and radial gradients are generated directly. You can add CSS keyframe animation inside the editor and export a self-contained SVG that plays anywhere it is embedded.

Yes. Use Image to Vector on the home page or in the editor. Upload a flat mockup, logo, or sketch and it comes back as layered, scalable paths you can edit.

Download the .svg and drag it in, or copy the inline markup and paste straight onto a Figma canvas — it arrives as editable layered vector nodes, not a flat image.

Yes. Generate or trace the design, then check that cut paths are closed and overlapping shapes are welded before you upload it to Design Space or your laser software. The Cricut and laser-cutting guides on this site walk through what each machine needs from the file.

Yes. The REST API covers batch generation, colour re-theming, and format conversion. Keys live in your dashboard.

You do, on every plan. Every SVG you generate is yours to use in client work, logos, templates and merchandise, with no royalties and no attribution. The licence page has the full terms.

Seven days, no questions asked, on Creator Pro and Business. Email support and we refund the full amount.