Overview
Recraft is an AI platform for designers, creatives, sellers, and teams. It provides AI image models and a studio for generating and editing images, vectors, and mockups. The site lists features including an AI Image Generator, AI Image Vectorizer, AI Vector Generator, AI Photo Editor, Mockup Generator, Image Upscaler, Background Remover, and AI Eraser. Recraft Studio is described as the creator’s platform for generating and editing images, vectors, and mockups with Recraft’s models and other top frontier models.
Recraft also offers an API for programmatic access to image and vector generation, editing, background removal, inpainting, outpainting, batch jobs, and asynchronous processing. The documentation describes multiple model generations, including V2, V3, V4, V4.1, V4.1 Flash, and V4 Styles, with raster and vector options. The API exposes capabilities such as generating images from text prompts, creating reusable custom styles, vectorizing raster images, removing backgrounds, inpainting, outpainting, and upscaling.
Pricing
Freemium
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Use Cases
- Teams use Recraft to create raster or vector images from a text prompt.
- Teams use Recraft to define reusable custom styles by uploading reference images.
- Teams use Recraft to convert raster images into scalable vector graphics.
- Teams use Recraft to produce transparent-background cutouts of subjects.
- Teams use Recraft to regenerate masked regions of an image while keeping the rest intact.
- Teams use Recraft to extend an image beyond its original borders.
- Teams use Recraft to swap an image background with a new one described by a prompt.
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FAQ
What’s the difference between subscription credits and top-up credits?
Subscription credits are included in a plan and reset each billing cycle; unused credits do not roll over. Top-up credits are purchased separately, never expire, and are used automatically after monthly credits run out. On Teams workspaces, top-up credits are shared across all seats, and top-ups are available on Basic, Pro, and Teams plans.
How much do operations cost?
Credit costs vary depending on the type of action and the model used. More details are available in External Models pricing.
What payment methods are accepted?
Recraft accepts credit cards, debit cards, and bank transfers. Payments are processed securely via Stripe.
Can I get a refund?
Refunds may be offered at Recraft’s discretion if the most recent payment was within the past 30 days and either no credits have been used since that payment or the account has used fewer than 30 credits in total since creation. Refunds are issued to the original payment method. Refunds cannot be issued once an account has been deleted.
How do I cancel my subscription?
You can cancel at any time by clicking your profile in the upper right, selecting “Manage subscription,” clicking “Cancel plan,” and confirming. The plan remains active until the end of the current billing period. After cancellation, images created during the paid subscription remain private and under your ownership.
Who owns the images I generate on the Free plan?
Images generated on the Free plan are owned by Recraft. They are publicly visible in the community gallery and are not licensed for commercial use.
Who owns the images I generate on a paid plan?
Paid plans grant full ownership and commercial rights for all images generated while subscribed. Images remain private and are not shown in the community gallery.
What happens to my images if I cancel my subscription?
Images created during a paid subscription remain private and under your ownership even after the subscription ends. They will not be made public, and you keep full ownership and commercial rights.
Does Recraft offer an API?
Yes. The Recraft API provides programmatic access to image and vector generation, editing, background removal, inpainting, outpainting, batch jobs, and asynchronous processing. It is designed for developers building internal tools, customer-facing features, or high-volume visual pipelines.
Which models are available via the API?
All models across the V2, V3, V4 and V4.1 generations are available via the API. More information is in the API documentation.