Generate then edit, not download and settle
A prompt-in, file-out generator works when the first result is exactly what you pictured. It rarely is. The usual loop is re-prompting: change a word and generate again, then hope the new attempt keeps what the last one got right.
Rayzia takes the other route. Your AI draws paths directly onto the canvas of a working editor, so a result that is nearly right is a quick fix by hand rather than another attempt from scratch. Select the back peak and drag it lower. Pull a node to sharpen a ridge. If the AI takes a wrong turn, one undo puts things back. You are directing the work, not posting prompts into a black box and hoping something usable comes out.
How to generate an SVG with AI
- Open the editor. Rayzia runs in the browser at rayzia.com/vector/, with nothing to install and no charge for the editor itself.
- Connect your own AI. Link the Claude or GPT account you already use; it runs on your key, and every action it takes lands as a single undo step.
- Prompt in plain language. Be specific about counts and colours: "Draw a minimal mountain logo, two peaks, sunset colours, no text" gets a far better result than a vague request.
- Refine on the canvas. Drag a node to sharpen a ridge, or select an object and say "recolour this to a teal and cream palette"; the AI edits the real objects in place.
- Export your file. SVG and PNG export are free on every plan, and Pro adds print-ready PDF.
The output is standard SVG, and the editor underneath is full-sized
Ask for a mountain badge or an eight-icon weather set and the AI builds real shapes: paths with movable nodes and live gradients, not a flat raster image. Open the result and it is standard SVG. Select any piece and change it by hand, the same as work you drew yourself.
The editor is not a viewer bolted onto a generator. It is GPU-accelerated through Skia and ships more than 50 tools with over 150 live, non-destructive effects, including pen and Bézier node editing, radial and mesh gradients, and boolean and shape-builder operations. It opens existing SVG files as well, so the AI can work on graphics you made elsewhere. Developers can go further and drive the whole editor from an agent over MCP.
The model is yours; the editor is free
There is no Rayzia-hosted model. You connect an account you already have, such as Claude or GPT, and generation runs on your own key, so there is nothing extra to pay us for the intelligence. The free plan includes every tool, the AI assistant, three cloud files and free SVG and PNG export. Pro is $8 a month and adds unlimited cloud storage, 30-day version history, watermark-free share links and print-ready PDF export.
Your designs stay on your device by default. Save to cloud only when you choose to, and that is the point your work reaches our server at all.
Generating SVGs with AI: common questions
Is the AI SVG generator free, and which AI accounts work?
The editor is free, and the free plan includes every tool, the AI assistant, three cloud files and SVG and PNG export. You connect the Claude or GPT account you already own (another model also works), and because generation runs on your key, Rayzia adds no AI charge on top of what you already pay your provider.
Can I edit the SVG the AI generates?
Yes, fully. The output is real vectors, so you can drag nodes, change fills and strokes, regroup and rearrange, or ask the AI to recolour a selection for you.
Does regenerating lose my hand edits?
No. There is no regeneration step that starts from scratch: the AI edits the objects already on your canvas, and every action it takes is a single undo step. Ask for a change and it lands in place; if it goes wrong, one undo puts things back.
Can I draw by hand as well as generate?
Yes. Rayzia is a full vector editor with more than 50 tools and over 150 live effects, including pen and Bézier node editing, mesh gradients, brushes and boolean operations. Anything the AI draws behaves the same as work you drew yourself.