What is IdeogramVector?

A web app that makes SVG files with Ideogram's vector models. Type a prompt (Text to SVG) or upload an image (Image to SVG) and you get an editable vector file back.

Can I try it for free?

Yes. A new account gets 13 credits, enough for one low-quality Text to SVG run or one Image to SVG conversion. You don't need a card to sign up.

Is the output a real vector?

Yes. The models produce paths and fills directly and the file has no embedded bitmap. You can edit every shape in Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape or Affinity.

Can I use the SVGs commercially?

You can use what you generate in personal and commercial work, within our Terms and the model provider's usage rules. Before registering a design as a trademark, check that it doesn't clash with an existing one.

Which image files can I convert?

PNG, JPG and WEBP up to 20 MB. Logos, flat illustrations and clear sketches convert best. Busy photos give busy vectors.

Does it work with Cricut, Silhouette or laser cutters?

Yes. Download the SVG and import it. For cutting, use Image to SVG in Simple mode, or the Sticker or Line art presets, for cleaner shapes.

What if a generation fails?

The credits for that run go back to your balance automatically. You don't need to contact us.

Is IdeogramVector made by Ideogram?

No. We are an independent service built on Ideogram's publicly available vector models, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by Ideogram.

Built on Ideogram's native vector models

Prompt in, real SVG out.

Describe a logo, icon or sticker, or drop in an image. IdeogramVector returns editable paths for Figma, Illustrator or your Cricut, not a bitmap in disguise.

Free credits to try
SVG, PNG and code export
Failed runs refunded

Describe it

0/1000

Style preset

Quality

Variations

Canvas ratio

Reference images (max 3)

Optional. Guides colors and layout. At High quality, references raise the cost.

This run: 13 credits

Nothing on the canvas yet

Fill in the panel and press generate. The SVG appears here.

Results appear on the canvas above.

Why native vector

Most AI-to-SVG tools trace a picture. This one draws paths.

Auto-tracing a generated PNG leaves you with thousands of jagged nodes. Ideogram's vector models place shapes on purpose, so the file stays light and easy to edit.

Generate a PNG, then trace it

Wobbly edges and stray specks
Gradients split into hundreds of slivers
Lettering melts into blobs
Heavy files that slow editors down

IdeogramVector

Smooth curves with a sensible node count
Each flat color is its own path
Lettering stays readable
Small files for the web or the cutter

Workflow

Four steps, about a minute

You don't need design software to start. Open the file in your editor once you have it.

1
Pick a mode
Text to SVG for a new idea. Image to SVG for a sketch, scan or old logo you already have.
2
Set the look
Choose a style preset, a quality level and a canvas ratio. Add up to three reference images if you like.
3
Run it
Make one, two or four variations. Credits are reserved when the run starts and returned if it fails.
4
Take the file
Download SVG or PNG, or copy the markup. Every result is also saved to your private library.

Features

Made for the file you ship, not the preview

Every part of the studio is aimed at an SVG you can put to work.

Standard SVG output

A viewBox, paths and fills. Nothing embedded and nothing proprietary. Paste it into HTML, import it into Figma, or send it to a plotter.

Words that read

Ideogram handles lettering well, so badges, signs and wordmarks come back spelled right.

Variations in one go

Ask for up to four takes on a prompt and keep the strongest.

Reference images

Add up to three images to nudge the palette or layout toward something you like.

Fair billing

A fixed credit cost per mode, shown before you click. If the model fails, the credits are returned automatically.

Style presets

Six starting points

A preset adds a short art-direction note to your prompt. Use one as it is, or describe the style in your own words.

Flat

Solid fills and simple geometry for illustrations and spot art.

Logo

Bold, compact marks with a small palette.

Icon

Even strokes and rounded corners, made to sit in a set.

Line art

One line weight and no fills. Good for engraving and pen plotters.

Sticker

Closed shapes with a thick white border for die-cut printing.

Poster

Layered flat shapes and strong silhouettes for prints and covers.

Use cases

What people make with it

01
Logo concepts
Rough out ten directions for a brand in the time one sketch takes, then polish the winner.
02
Cricut and laser files
Simple mode gives closed, low-node shapes that cutting machines handle well.
03
Icon sets
Keep the icon preset and a fixed prompt pattern to get a matching set for an app or a deck.
04
Stickers and merch
The sticker preset outputs shapes with a printable border for die-cut runs.
05
Rescuing old artwork
Upload a scanned logo or a low-res PNG and get a version that scales to any size.
06
Web graphics
Small SVGs load fast and stay sharp on every screen. Copy the code straight into your page.

Credits

You see the cost before you click

Credits per SVG, by mode and quality. New accounts get enough for one free vector.

Plans and packs

Text to SVG

Ideogram text-to-vector. Priced per SVG, so four variations cost four times as much.

Low: 13 credits / SVG
Medium: 16 credits / SVG
High: 20 credits / SVG
High + references: 32 credits / SVG

Image to SVG

Ideogram image-to-vector, in detailed or simple mode.

10 credits / SVG

Both detail modes cost the same.

FAQ

Common questions

Didn't find your answer? Write to us from the contact page.

Your first vector is on us

Create an account, write one line and download an SVG. It takes about a minute.

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