I use Recraft mainly to vectorize images. This is super useful for improving the quality of the images I receive, whether for websites or marketing projects, when they don't have sufficient quality. I really like the studio photos that I also edited. Vectorization helps me enhance the images so that I can create more quality creative content for social media. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When we first entered the page, we couldn't understand everything that Recraft could do for us. We immediately landed on the projects page and there was nothing to teach us how to use it properly. They could have an explanation of how it works, so we don't waste credits unnecessarily. The initial setup was a bit confusing, and if it weren't for the Instagram video, I might have given up on using it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the flexibility to iterate an image and then be able to export in a vectorized format for print media. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When deciding on a font the user has to waste usage tokens to see what fonts the ai tool suggests. What's more, the rest of the image is different in each of the offered choices as well, so you might like the font but not the rest of the image in a given example, so you have to blow another set of tokens to get the right font with the correct version of the image. The whole exercise is a huge waste of your limited tokens. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Recraft easy to use, which is great for making logos. The ability to easily modify images with simple prompts is something I really appreciate. Recraft also has a really nice interface, making my work with it a pleasant experience. Setting it up was very easy, and I also think it's a very good tool for turning on projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes Recraft produces images with typos, and it's very difficult to modify those. I kept on sending prompts to fix that typo, but I wasn't able to get it fixed. I tried about four or five times, but there was no result. So I think that's something that can be looked into. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Recraft because it gives you a variety of options to create SVGs, animations, videos, and different models. I used it to generate banners, logos, and mascots, and I really found it super good. I enjoy that Recraft is fast, as it solves the problem of having to hire someone or wait for others' work. Additionally, the initial setup was extremely easy, I just logged in, filled out a few fields, and in five seconds I was ready to start working. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Currently, I haven't seen a negative side to this tool, maybe it's difficult for everyone to access, it only has 2 free uses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The prompt adherence is genuinely impressive, especially for complex compositional requests. The vector output quality from Recraft is exceptional, and the style controls provide genuine creative direction. The results are professional enough to use as actual production references. I find the interface intuitive, and the generation speed is impressive. The user experience is extremely clean, and instead of complicating my workflow, it actually streamlines it. The initial setup was super easy; I didn't really have to do anything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The free tier credit limit is restrictive when you are iterating on a complex concept. Reference image support varies by model, which can interrupt workflow, especially when you've landed on a direction you wanna build on. I'd love to see more consistency throughout models. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recraft.ai stands out from other AI image generators with its native vector graphic generation - this is genuinely game-changing for brand designers. The ability to create scalable SVG files from text prompts that actually work in professional design software is impressive. The brand consistency features are also excellent - being able to save custom styles, set specific brand colors, and maintain visual coherence across multiple assets solves a major pain point that other AI tools ignore.

The interface is intuitive and the variety of tools (background removal, vectorization, mockup generation, inpainting/outpainting) creates a comprehensive design workflow. For freelancers and small businesses needing quick, professional-looking logos, icons, and marketing materials, it can be incredibly productive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform suffers from significant reliability issues. There are frequent service outages, login problems, and "something went wrong" errors that disrupt workflow. Customer support appears to be virtually non-existent - many users report waiting weeks for responses to critical issues, if they get responses at all.

The custom style creation feature, which is heavily marketed, often doesn't work properly. There's also inconsistency in output quality - sometimes the results are excellent, other times they feel generic or miss the mark entirely, requiring multiple attempts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm really pleased with the hard flash and retro modes in Recraft. The hard flash mode feels nostalgic and is really good for creating eerie, haunting pictures. It makes things look a bit more lo-fi, similar to photography, instead of the perfect framing that commercial models try to achieve. I also find the quality and composition very good, and it's quite creative. Most of the time, geometry-wise, things make sense while still being aesthetic and creative. Additionally, the initial setup was quite fast and simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish that we could, like, feed in image references instead of just prompts. Not having image references means there's, like, little control for lighting, which is fine for, like, hard flash, but sometimes when you want to recreate a specific, like, film grain or a specific color grading, it would, like, make it difficult. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Recraft for building posters for my room and to sell on Etsy. I love its amazing AI features that transform text into pictures very well and understand what I'm thinking. This makes creating art for posters really easy. The AI also helps by generating creative shapes that are hard to find online, which are a big part of my poster designs. Also, the setup was pretty easy, just a simple login and I was ready to go, which was very nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think that it can be a little expensive. So the free plan could be a little bigger because then you could try a little bit more before you gonna pay for it. It can be quite expensive, so I don't think I'm gonna use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Recraft very practical and easy to use, especially for creating game art. It creates a consistency pipeline for image generation, ensuring consistent characters and ambiance within the game. I think it's very easy to use, which makes my process of creation fast forward and straightforward. The initial setup was very easy and straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it could allow us to upload JSON Pro files with all the prompt on all the immigration. If we could upload all JSON files and all documentation for the new generation, we could speed up the process 10 times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the easy understanding and the agility in working with images in Recraft, especially with the option to see the before and after. This helps me not to waste time talking or typing, and the accuracy is greater. Recraft transforms photos into drawings, allowing the creation of beautiful and different things. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup was a bit difficult to understand. Recraft was very meticulous in vectorizing the image, focusing only on the requested part without including the entire image, which can be a limitation depending on what I would like. Additionally, it improved the photo quality so much that it took away some of the natural realism. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.