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Designers who need editable SVG logos and icons rather than flat images should try it, though there is no free plan.

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What it does

Arrow is QuiverAI's model line for vector graphics, launched with Arrow 1.0 in February 2026 and followed by Arrow 1.1 and Arrow 2. The models output editable SVG code for logos, illustrations and icons, and can vectorise and animate images. They are used in the QuiverAI app, through its API and in tools such as ComfyUI and FLORA.

  • Text and reference to SVG generation
  • Vectorisation of raster images
  • SVG animation
  • Editable, production-ready vector output
  • API, MCP server and plugins for Cursor and Codex

Who it suits. Designers and developers who need editable vector graphics rather than pixel images.

Key facts

Category
AI models
Made by
QuiverAI
Released
25 February 2026
How to get it
QuiverAI app and API; paid plans with a 14-day trial of the Go plan
Works on
Web, API
Free plan
No free plan; 14-day Go trial
API price
API usage needs a prepaid balance; per-call rates not listed on the pricing page

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Go$8month
Basic$20month
Pro$40month

source

FAQ

What is QuiverAI Arrow?

A family of AI models that generate and edit SVG vector graphics.

When was Arrow 1.0 released?

QuiverAI showed Arrow 1.0 when it announced the company on 25 February 2026.

How much does QuiverAI cost?

Plans start at $8 a month.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.

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