PlusVector is a text-to-SVG tool for making vector illustrations from written prompts. You describe an idea or start from a template, pick an engine, and choose from four generated concepts. The pick gets traced into SVG paths, with the background removed and colors pulled out. Templates keep prompts with variables so a series can be repeated.
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Our take
Worth a look if you need icons or illustrations as actual SVG files rather than flat images. The template-with-variables idea is the part that stands out for anyone producing a set of related graphics. Picking an engine and then one of four concepts adds steps, so quick one-off jobs may feel slower than you'd like.
Features
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Prompt to concepts
Describe an idea or pick a template, then choose from four generated concepts.
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Engine choice
You select an engine such as Midjourney, DALL-E 3 or Flux before generating.
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Reusable templates
Templates store prompts with variables, which suits repeatable illustration series.
Best for
- Designers who need SVG icons and illustrations from prompts
- Anyone vectorizing a raster image with background removal
- Teams building template-driven illustration series
FAQ
- Can PlusVector keep a series of illustrations consistent?
- Templates save prompts with variables, so you can reuse the same setup across a set of related illustrations.
Sources
- plusvector.com/ (opens in a new tab) Catalogue record describing the text-to-SVG workflow, templates and engine choice