Sign in to generate. Each generation uses the selected model’s credits. Check pricing for download access.
Use a simple subject and describe the outline, fill, and level of detail you want. Style and aspect-ratio controls are available with the Legacy model. You can request hex colors, but check the SVG values and adjust them when an exact match matters.
Learn more about AI icons:
Generation gives you a starting point. A few checks help you decide what to keep and what to refine.
View the icon at the size it will appear in your interface. Remove details that become hard to read.
A requested hex color is a target, not a guarantee. Inspect the SVG values when matching an existing palette.
Use an SVG editor to adjust paths, spacing, and color values before integrating the icon into your project.
Start with a clear subject and review the result before using it. Sign in to generate with credits.
Type a simple prompt describing the icon you need, like 'settings gear' or 'shopping cart'.
Open Advanced Settings to choose a model and see its credit cost. The Legacy model also offers style and aspect-ratio controls.
Inspect the result at its intended size and refine details as needed. Check your account’s download access before exporting.
Use the controls that fit your task, then check the resulting shape, color, and detail in your design.
Describe a subject, colors, and visual style to create an SVG starting point.
Choose among the models shown in Advanced Settings. The interface displays each model’s credit cost.
The Legacy model includes style, size, and aspect-ratio controls. Other models use the prompt and available settings.
Request a transparent background when you want to place an icon over your own layout.
Work with SVG markup in a vector editor or code editor to make precise changes after generation.
Start from a sample prompt, then replace the subject and details to fit your project.
Browse example SVG icons by subject. Use them for prompt ideas, then inspect your own results at the size and in the layout where they will appear.
A magnifying-glass concept for a search control.
A bell-shaped icon concept for notification and reminder controls.
A menu icon concept for navigation controls.
Consider these uses for an SVG icon, then test the final file in your own layout:
Explore icon ideas for mobile apps and web applications. Compare each result at the sizes used in your interface.
Create starting points for button and navigation icons, then check whether the symbol is recognizable beside its label.
Develop an icon family by comparing stroke widths, visual weight, and spacing. Expect to make manual adjustments for consistency.
Use simple icon concepts beside labels in slide decks. Check contrast and readability at presentation size.
Explore symbols for a website or brand project, then adjust the SVG to match your palette and layout.
Add supporting symbols to instructions while keeping essential meaning in the text. Icons should complement the explanation.
Answers about generation, settings, and preparing an icon for use.
Start with the subject and style you need, then refine the result for your project.
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