AI SVG Generator – turn text and images into scalable vector graphics

SVG ORA Studio is a free, browser-based AI SVG generator. Describe an idea in plain English or upload a reference image, and it writes real SVG source code — clean paths, a consistent palette and a proper viewBox — that you can preview, edit, animate and download. No sign-up, no watermarks, and nothing is stored on a server.

What you can make

  • Logos and brand marks
  • Icons and icon sets
  • Illustrations and hero graphics
  • Backgrounds, patterns and textures
  • Isometric and line-art scenes
  • Animated SVG loaders and accents
  • Infographic and UI elements
  • Vector versions of uploaded images

Features

Text to SVG

Write a prompt, choose a style — flat, material, isometric, line art, cyberpunk, minimalist or hand drawn — then set the palette, viewpoint, mood, stroke treatment, aspect ratio and level of detail. The generator returns vector code, not a bitmap, so the result stays sharp at any size and usually weighs a few kilobytes.

Image to SVG

Upload a PNG or JPG and the AI redraws it as vector artwork. Unlike a pixel tracer, it interprets the subject into deliberate shapes, so you get an editable illustration instead of thousands of unusable micro-paths.

Refine with plain English

Not quite right? Say “make the background darker”, “add a subtle glow to the outline” or “remove the text” and the SVG is rewritten in place — style, palette and structure preserved.

Animated SVG

Flip the animation toggle to get CSS keyframe or SMIL animation baked into the file, looping seamlessly and respecting prefers-reduced-motion.

Built-in code editor

Inspect and hand-edit the generated markup, tweak fills, strokes and blend modes, then copy the code or download the .svg file. Every generation is kept in a session history so you can step back to an earlier version.

Your models, your keys

Works out of the box, and supports your own Google Gemini or OpenRouter API key for higher limits and a wider choice of models. Keys live in your browser's local storage only.

How to generate an SVG

  1. Describe the graphic you want, or upload a reference image.
  2. Pick a style, primary colour, palette theme, aspect ratio and complexity.
  3. Add a negative prompt for anything the artwork must avoid.
  4. Generate, then refine with follow-up instructions until it is right.
  5. Copy the SVG code or download the file.

Why SVG instead of PNG?

Scalable Vector Graphics describe shapes with maths rather than pixels. They stay perfectly crisp on any screen or print size, are typically far smaller than an equivalent raster image, can be restyled with CSS, animated, and edited in any vector editor. That makes SVG the right format for logos, icons and UI illustration — and it is what this tool outputs natively, rather than converting after the fact.

Frequently asked questions

Is SVG ORA Studio free to use?

Yes. The studio is free and needs no sign-up. You can use the built-in generation service, or plug in your own Google Gemini or OpenRouter API key for higher limits and access to other models.

How do I convert text into an SVG?

Describe what you want in the prompt box, pick a style, palette, aspect ratio and complexity, then generate. The studio returns real SVG source code you can preview, edit and download.

Can it convert an image or PNG to SVG?

Yes. Switch to image mode and upload a PNG or JPG. Rather than auto-tracing pixels, the AI redraws the subject as clean vector shapes in the style you choose, so the output stays small and editable.

Can I edit an SVG after it is generated?

Yes. Type an instruction such as “make the background darker” or “remove the outer ring” and the SVG is updated in place. You can also edit the SVG code directly in the built-in editor.

Can it create animated SVGs?

Yes. Enable the animation toggle and the generated SVG includes CSS keyframe or SMIL animation that loops seamlessly, with reduced-motion support built in.

Is my API key safe?

Your key is stored only in your own browser's local storage and is sent directly from your browser to the AI provider. There is no backend database and nothing is stored on our servers.

Who owns the SVGs I generate?

You do. Generated vectors are yours to use in personal and commercial projects, subject to the terms of the AI provider you generate with.