Logos and vectors

Produce genuine SVG vector art: paths, fills, and color regions that scale to any size and open editable in Illustrator, Figma, or the browser. Two jobs live here: generate a vector from a prompt, or vectorize an existing raster image into clean SVG. This is distinct from a normal image model, which only ever returns a flat raster (PNG/JPG) that cannot be rescaled or edited as paths.

Inputs to collect

• The job: generate a new vector from a description, or convert an image you already have.
• For generation: what the mark/icon is, the style (flat, line, geometric, badge), and any exact color set to lock.
• For conversion: the source PNG/JPG (a clean, high-contrast, flat-color image vectorizes far better than a busy photo).
• For a brand mark with words in it: the exact text string. Vector models do not reliably set type, so pair with text-in-image for the legible wordmark (see Technique).
• Optional: background transparent vs a fill color.

Models

All three carry the op:vectorize capability and use taskType: vectorize. Confirm each is live and inspect its schema via the runware-models + runware-run skills before calling. Never hardcode a stale choice.

• Generate a vector: Recraft V4 Pro Vector (recraft:v4-pro@vector), io:text-to-image + op:vectorize. Takes a positivePrompt and emits SVG directly. Best pick for new logos, icons, and scalable illustration with controllable line quality and color regions.
• Raster to SVG: Recraft Vectorize (recraft:1@1), io:image-to-image + op:vectorize. Converts a PNG/JPG to clean SVG with sharp edges and minimal artifacts. Default for converting existing flat artwork, logos, and icons.
• Raster to SVG alternative: Picsart Image Vectorizer (picsart:1@1), edge-aware tracing that separates flat color regions into compact, resolution-independent SVG. Try it as a second opinion when Recraft Vectorize over- or under-simplifies a source.