Create with GPT Image 2.6
Describe an illustration and generate a static SVG you can preview and download. Start with a clear subject, a small color palette and the space where your design will live.
SVG is selected for you with the 1K generation tier. The downloaded .svg is a static design. Review the file in your design software before production use.
3 successful results for $2.99: use new or remaining $2.99 pack passes for Flare, Sunburst, SVG or GIF. One successful result uses one pass, with no subscription required.
Generation is available only when the selected model is available in the editor. If it is unavailable, you can prepare a prompt and return later.
Name the subject, visual style, palette and intended layout. Keep the initial brief simple.
Keep SVG selected, review the credit or pass cost and generate with Flare or Sunburst.
Inspect the result, download .svg and make final adjustments in your design software.
Write the subject, composition, colors and intended use in ordinary language. For a clean result, ask for simple shapes, clear outlines and a limited palette. Generate an SVG directly from the prompt, then open the file in your vector design software to inspect and refine the artwork.
Create a hero illustration, an onboarding scene or an empty-state graphic. Describe the surrounding interface and leave space where headings or buttons will sit. Check the illustration at the smallest size where it will appear, and add accessible alternative text when you publish it.
Explore printable vector art for a poster, card or decorative composition. SVG can scale its vector elements without a fixed pixel grid. Check lettering, shapes, stroke widths and color requirements in your design application; a generated SVG is not automatically a press-ready file.
Download the .svg and inspect its structure in an SVG-compatible editor. Grouping and path complexity vary by result. Lettering is saved as vector paths, so you can adjust its shapes but cannot edit it as font-based text. Start with a simple composition when you expect to adjust individual shapes, and regenerate with a narrower brief if the first design is too complex.
Adapt these prompt ideas to your own project. They are starting points, not verified output examples.
A simple flat vector illustration of a small greenhouse with three leafy plants. Rounded geometric shapes, forest green, terracotta and warm cream. Put the greenhouse on the right with open space on the left for a website headline. No text, no gradients, crisp paths.
A clean vector illustration for a reading app onboarding screen: an open book, a cup and a small plant arranged in a balanced square composition. Three flat colors, consistent outlines, generous spacing, no text and no tiny decorative details.
A static vector botanical composition of three stylized wildflowers, designed for a greeting card. Broad simple shapes, two spot-like colors, white background, consistent medium-weight stems, no texture, no lettering, ample margins.
It generates a static SVG from your prompt using GPT Image 2.6. You can preview the result and download an .svg file. This is a generation workflow, not a PNG-to-SVG tracing or conversion tool.
You can open the downloaded file in SVG-compatible design software. The number of paths and grouping vary with the result, so inspect the file before planning detailed edits. Lettering is saved as vector paths and cannot be edited as font-based text. Simpler prompts usually make the structure easier to work with.
Yes, a static SVG can be used as an illustration in a web or app project. Preview it at your target dimensions, check file size and color contrast, and provide appropriate alternative text. Review rights and the final design before publishing.
SVG is useful for scalable artwork, but print production still needs a file check. Confirm text, line weights, dimensions, color handling and your printer's accepted formats. Add bleed or convert to the requested print format in your design application when needed.
This tool generates static SVG only. For a short animation, use the AI GIF Generator, which offers 2–16 frames with GPT Image 2.6.
Choose account credits or an eligible image pass, then check the cost before generating. The $2.99 pack includes 3 successful results, with no subscription required when paying with these passes. Credit-funded requests retain their account and subscription requirements. Each new generation or edit has its own quote.
Yes. Both new purchases and remaining uses from existing $2.99 packs cover GPT Image 2.6 Flare and Sunburst: PNG or JPEG at 1K, 2K or 4K, static SVG, and GIF with 2–16 frames. One successful result uses one pass, including a whole GIF regardless of its frame count. Choose Image pass as the payment source; buying a pack does not automatically switch your selection. Earlier packs sold for a different price keep their original terms.
Your reference images and results use the private EzImageAI workspace. They are not automatically published in a public gallery. Upload only material you have permission to use, and follow the content safety and usage rules shown in the editor.