Recraft

Image generation for professionals

4.8•37 reviews•

2K followers

Image generation for professionals

4.8•37 reviews•

2K followers

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The first generative AI design tool for digital illustrations, vector art, icons, and 3D graphics in a uniform brand style. Our Recraft 20B foundation model lets you generate style-consistent design elements and sophisticated imagery.

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4.8

Based on 37 reviews

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Reviewers mostly see Recraft as a fast, easy-to-use image and vector tool that fits naturally into design work, especially for icons, mockups, presentations, illustrations, and quick iteration on a canvas that feels familiar to Figma users. People repeatedly praise the quality of vector output, SVG support, browser-based access, and useful editing features like upscaling and touch-ups. The main complaints are uneven results on detailed prompts or anatomy, buggy performance on mobile or weaker devices, and limits around layers, backgrounds, and more complex multi-element workflows.

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Pros

image generation (15)

high-quality output (6)

user-friendly interface (6)

vector image generation (6)

fast performance (4)

intuitive design (4)

editing tools (3)

free tier (3)

variety of styles (3)

AI-driven design (2)

Cons

bugs (4)

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Cons

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•1 review

Recraft is insanely well-made. It does two things extremely well: * Quickly iterate on images in a manner that's intuitive to humans (digital canvas makes for super easy duplicate and try something else) * Make some touch-ups on images. It is a bit wonky at times and it definitely has a mind of it's own. If you don't give a lot of instructions it will put out some fairly generic products but if you take the photo-realism style and then instruct it to draw in a particular style it will do so. I have successfully created etchings, woodcuts, ghibli style paintings and other things and everything is saved so while you're iterating you can always go back if you liked one version. This tool gets full stars from me because of the design. Once I learned the tool (which took me like 1 day compared to years off learning to draw) I could put out some pretty cool stuff. Just remember that the garbage input, garbage output is very true here. The tool cannot read your mind so make sure to play around with wording to get the best results.

What's great

intuitive design (4)image generation (15)variety of styles (3)editing tools (3)

What needs improvement

bugs (4)

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Congrats on the launch! I've been looking for something like this to help out with technical visuals and had a reasonable success with MidJourney and InkScape's bitmap->vector conversion tool. I've been playing around with recraft and so far the results are quite mixed though it feels that something is there. So far I had the best luck with abstract sceneries like "city scape", "desk with a laptop" and specifics like "Python" (the snake) would produce nightmare monsters lol I'll keep at it, thanks!

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109 views3yr ago

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Hi Reb, if you are still interested in AI tools for design, we encourage you to give Recraft a try again - everything has been improved since then - and especially the quality of generation. We would appreciate any feedback!

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2yr ago

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Looks like an interesting tool, though I'd give 5 stars if I could see clearly how to: - upload my own raster image (that part is clear) - apply a style to it out of the set available by default (this isn't, as I cant re-craft with an empty prompt) - and only THEN vectorize it and play with it further My use-case: I have a pen plotter, and would love to convert a raster to a nice line drawing svg, change a few things here and there, and then dump it to Inkscape for plotting.

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59 views3yr ago

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Unfortunately this scenario is not supported out of the box. But you can try doing this now, for that you can try playing with similarity parameter - start from your image, add a prompt that properly describes it, and recraft with different similarity parameters. No guarantees that it will work though. Thanks for a feature request, we'll definitely think of that!

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3yr ago

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What's great

intuitive design (4)image generation (15)variety of styles (3)editing tools (3)

What needs improvement

bugs (4)

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