VectorArtGen turns text prompts into editable SVG logos, icons, and posters. 50 free credits, then credit packs from $29. Features and pricing reviewed.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
VectorArtGen is a browser-based tool that turns a written prompt into editable SVG artwork. It targets logos, icons, posters, and illustrations, and every result comes back as an SVG file with editable paths, shapes, and colors rather than a fixed grid of pixels.
The product also includes free browser tools that convert existing PNG and JPG files into SVG paths. According to its About page, it is built for designers, founders, marketers, developers, and content teams who need scalable artwork for early creative direction, web graphics, and slide assets.
The workflow has three steps. The user describes the subject first, then adds the visual style, color palette, mood, and intended use. Next, the user picks a style preset and an aspect ratio (square, landscape, portrait, or wide) and chooses either Standard or Pro SVG.
Standard costs 10 credits per generation and Pro costs 50. The result can be downloaded or opened in the built-in editor to adjust paths and colors. Prompts are sent to a configured generation provider, and finished files may be copied to VectorArtGen storage, so confidential material should stay out of prompts.
Core generation features include text-to-SVG output, style presets for logos, posters, line icons, and illustrations, and four aspect ratio options chosen before generation. Both the Standard and Pro models return editable SVG, and both are available on every plan.
Beyond generation, the site offers free browser tools for JPG to SVG, PNG to SVG, Image to SVG, and general SVG conversion, which trace existing images. Downloaded files can be edited in Adobe Illustrator, Figma, Affinity Designer, or Inkscape, or in the built-in editor.
VectorArtGen is a browser-based tool that turns text prompts into editable SVG artwork for logos, icons, posters, and illustrations. It also offers free tools that convert PNG and JPG images into SVG paths.
New accounts get 50 free credits. Paid one-time credit packs cost $29 for 990 credits, $59 for 2300 credits, and $99 for 4400 credits. Standard SVG generation uses 10 credits and Pro uses 50.
Yes. First-time signup includes 50 free credits, enough for 5 Standard SVG generations or 1 Pro SVG generation. These are one-time credits, not a monthly allowance.
Every AI generation returns an SVG file. PNG and JPG are input formats for the separate conversion tools, not outputs of the generator.
The company says generated artwork can be used for client projects, websites, presentations, advertising, and merchandise. Users remain responsible for checking trademarks, copyrighted characters, and other third-party rights, and the artwork is not an automatic trademark clearance.
Standard costs 10 credits per generation and Pro costs 50. Both return editable SVG and both are available on every plan; the sources do not describe quality differences in detail.
Downloaded SVG files can be opened in the VectorArtGen editor, Adobe Illustrator, Figma, Affinity Designer, or Inkscape to edit paths and colors.
One-time pack credits never expire. Subscription credits do not roll over, and expiring credits are used first.