Ideogram launches Vector 1.0, its first model that outputs editable SVG

What happened

Vector 1.0 generates SVG files from text prompts, optionally guided by reference images. It can also convert existing raster images, such as PNGs or JPEGs, into scalable vectors.

The output is made of editable shapes that can be opened and changed in tools like Illustrator or Figma. Coverage says the model suits logos and flat illustration best.

Reported prices range from about $0.13 to $0.32 per generated file. Ideogram has not confirmed this pricing in the sources available, so the figures should be treated as unconfirmed.

Runway added Ideogram Vector to its developer API on October 28.

Why it matters for creators

Vector output lets creators turn AI art into scalable logos and overlays for video without manual tracing.

Vectors stay sharp at any size, which matters for logos, lower thirds and graphic overlays that may be shown at 4K or scaled for animation. Because the shapes are editable, a generated design can be adjusted in a normal design tool rather than regenerated from scratch.

Coverage points to logos and flat illustration as the model's strongest use, so creators should set expectations to match.