Recraft AI Image & Vector Generator
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Create a visual asset with Recraft V4.1 or the connected Vector option on FilmLune. Start with a clear text brief for an icon, illustration or image concept, choose the output mode that suits your next step, and check its credit quote before generating.
Recraft: What you can create
Choose between raster and vector by thinking about how the asset will be used. A detailed photographic concept is a different task from a simple graphic that will be scaled in a design layout. Recraft’s two connected modes remain separate selections, with their output format shown in the table. Selecting Vector is a generation setting; writing “SVG” in an ordinary raster prompt does not change the output mode.
For a coherent brand-asset set, describe shared geometry, line weight, palette and background rules before individual subjects. Generate and inspect one asset before requesting a series. A vector output still needs review in a suitable editor: complex paths, unintended details and text can require cleanup. FilmLune’s generator produces the selected asset; it is not a full vector-editing application.
Creative controls and practical strengths
Choose raster or vector for the actual use
Use the raster mode when the brief needs image texture, lighting and tonal detail. Use the connected Vector option for a graphic whose shapes and scaling behavior matter. Review the actual output format after generation. A file being vector-based does not by itself prove that the paths are tidy or that the design is suitable for every print or production process.
Specify a consistent visual system
For icons or small illustrations, define the number of colors, silhouette, stroke treatment and background. Avoid changing these rules between every asset in a set. A limited visual system makes it easier to identify the one result that needs adjustment. Inspect the shapes at their intended display size rather than only in a large preview.
Keep the first brief text-led
The currently connected Recraft options on FilmLune use a text brief. Do not assume that photo references, local vector editing or every upstream style tool are available in this generator. Describe the visual direction concretely and choose the connected output mode. The table and generator are the source of the options you can submit here.
Creative references from FilmLune’s gallery
These references show ideas for a brief. Their cards name the actual source model; they are not verified outputs from the model on this page.
Nano Banana 2Monochrome Red Fashion Name PosterView the original case and prompt ↗
GPT Image 2Red Motion-Drag Fashion Campaign PostersView the original case and prompt ↗
GPT Image 2Cozy Portrait with Miniature 3D SelvesView the original case and prompt ↗
GPT Image 2Japanese Graffiti-Inspired Fashion PosterView the original case and prompt ↗Compare the current versions
These options come from FilmLune’s connected catalog. Select an exact version in the generator to review the complete settings and quote.
| Version | Output | Duration | Supported references |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recraft V4.1 | 1KWEBP | — | Text only |
| Recraft V4.1 Vector | 1KSVG | — | Text only |
Ways to use this model
Interface icon directions
Describe a simple subject with a recognizable silhouette and a small set of style rules. Specify a plain background and avoid tiny ornamental details. Evaluate the icon at the size it will appear in an interface before using it as part of a set.
Brand illustrations
Choose a palette, geometric language and level of detail that match the surrounding design. Give each illustration one message. Generate a first example, refine its rules, then use the same direction for additional assets rather than mixing unrelated styles.
Scalable graphic concepts
Select the connected Vector mode for a shape-led graphic and describe the desired arrangement clearly. Open the result in a suitable editor to inspect paths and details. For exact typography or a production logo, include a separate design review before final use.
How to generate
Write a focused brief
Start with one subject and a clear composition or action. Explain what must stay and what may change when using references. The templates below are starting briefs you can adapt.
Choose the version and output
Select the exact model version, frame and output settings in the shared generator above. Use only its available inputs. Review the complete credit quote before confirming the request.
Review the complete result
Check important details and, for a video, watch the entire clip. Refine one instruction at a time. Your completed private creations remain in History; public sharing is a separate action.
Prompt templates to try
Simple icon direction
A clean vector-style icon of a small greenhouse with two leaves inside. Rounded geometric shapes, consistent medium stroke, two colors: forest green and cream. Centered composition, plain background, no lettering or shadows.Select Vector in the generator when you need the connected vector output.
Brand illustration
A friendly editorial illustration of three stacked books and one small potted plant. Flat shapes, warm terracotta and dark navy palette, subtle asymmetry, generous negative space, no text.Keep palette and geometry consistent when developing a set.
Before you generate
- Review rendered wording, faces, hands, product marks and geometry before using an image.
- Only use references you have permission to process. Describe the preservation boundary clearly.
- Available settings and quotes are shown for the exact connected version. A prompt cannot enable an unsupported input or output.
Your generations stay private in History by default. Publishing a case is a separate reviewed action.
Choose your credits
One FilmLune credit balance across connected models. Review the exact generation quote before confirming. Plan prices are listed on Pricing.
STARTER
$19.99 /month1,850 credits/month
View plans ↗PRO
$59.99 /month6,700 credits/month
View plans ↗ULTIMATE
$119.99 /month14,300 credits/month
View plans ↗Recraft: Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Recraft and Recraft Vector here?
They are separate connected output modes. The raster option creates an image; the Vector option creates the configured vector output. Select the correct mode before generation and inspect the actual file. A prompt that mentions vector style does not switch the output format.
Can I upload an existing logo to edit it?
Use only the inputs exposed by the selected FilmLune editor. The currently configured Recraft route is text-led; this page does not claim an uploaded-logo editing workflow or all upstream Recraft tools. Describe a new direction with a written brief.
Does vector output mean the design is finished?
No. Inspect the paths, shapes, text and unwanted details in a suitable vector editor. Complex illustrations may need cleanup. A scalable file and a production-ready design are different acceptance questions; check the requirements of the destination where it will be used.
How do I create a consistent icon set?
Define palette, line weight, shape language and background rules, then generate one example. Keep those instructions steady while changing only the icon subject. Review every result at the intended size so differences in detail and weight remain visible.
Are the visual references below Recraft test outputs?
Cards identify the actual model that created each published reference. Where this family lacks a published verified result, a card serves only as an illustration of a creative brief. Open the original case for its model and source information.
How much does a Recraft generation cost?
The raster and Vector modes have their own configured credit options. The selected generator shows the quote before confirmation. FilmLune subscriptions and purchased credit packs can be used for eligible generation; current plan details are on Pricing.