Recraft

Recraft is a generative AI design tool that allows users to create and edit digital illustrations, art and 3D graphics in a consistent brand style with ease. The platform is trusted by brands and creators, providing powerful yet accessible tools that give users complete creative control and flexibility to design and refine their designs.

Recraft's intuitive tools allow users to create stylized groups of images from a single upload, round icon corners and fine-tune color. Users can iterate indefinitely by adding and removing elements, and even create designs from text prompts alone. The platform also features a lasso tool for detailed editing and an infinite canvas for easy project organization.

The main abilities of Recraft are:

• Image Stylization: Convert a single image into a stylized group.
• Iterative Design: Refine and edit designs with simple visual controls.
• Style Remixing: Recreate images with slightly different styles or blend multiple styles.
• Color Control: Fine-tune color for consistent brand representation.
• Text-to-Image: Start with text and create sophisticated designs fast.
• Image Editing: Paint and lasso to fine-tune and customize.
• Infinite Canvas: Work on multiple images, add text and drag-and-drop elements.
• Community Inspiration: Explore and discover new techniques from Recraft's community of artists and designers.

Recraft has a free tier with most of its abilities, so you can get started with no credit card required. That makes it a good option for designers, illustrators and marketers who want to create original images, vector art, illustrations, icons and 3D graphics. You can upgrade to a paid subscription for more features as needed.

Recraft is good for creating graphics that look consistent, iterating designs rapidly and improving image quality with its AI upscaler. It's particularly good for people who want to create consistent branding elements and illustrations for different projects. The tool is easy to use and flexible enough that it can be used by professionals and enthusiasts.

Published on June 14, 2024