QuiverAI builds foundational AI models for vector design. Its Arrow 2 generation is aimed at what it calls frontier AI for design: models that generate, edit and animate vector graphics with the control and precision professional designers expect. Because the output is SVG rather than pixels, work produced by QuiverAI flows straight into existing toolchains — design apps, code repositories and component libraries — instead of needing to be traced or redrawn by hand.
The product is split between an application and a developer platform. In the app, users generate SVG logos from prompts or reference images, vectorize existing artwork, and animate assets so they can be embedded as lightweight motion. The team has also signalled work on typography, letting users adjust weight, contrast and character details in vector letterforms. The developer side exposes everything through an API, with a hosted MCP server and plugins for Cursor and Codex so agents can request structured SVGs inside a workflow.
Pricing is subscription-based with a genuinely accessible entry point. Plans start at $8 per month for Go and scale through Plus and Pro up to custom Enterprise arrangements, with annual billing offering roughly a 20% saving. Subscription plans include a weekly usage allowance that resets every Monday, while API consumption is metered separately against a prepaid balance. A 14-day trial on the Go tier lets newcomers evaluate generation, vectorization and animation before committing.
